Hello all, My museum is developing an exhibit and the designer would like to fabricate wooden fencing as part of the exhibit entrance. What would be the recommended pre-treatment of such fencing wood so as to eliminate any potential pests? Would low-temperature, anoxic or chemical treatment work best? Does anyone have experience with this?
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