A new pilot program has been launched by ErythroAGRO. This initiative involves a specialized system for protecting timber. The system combines certain chemicals with other elements to provide defense. It is intended for use by specific types of contractors who work on structural framing projects.
Further information about this program is available. The system is described as a turnkey field kit, suggesting it is a self-contained package. It is designed for certified contractors who work with prime contractors.
Details about the program's goals and implementation are not fully specified here, but more information can be found through the source.
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