ISO 21887:2007

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 07 November 2007

Durability of wood and wood-based products — Use classes

ISO 21887:2007 Files

English 6 Pages
Current Edition
OMR 20.94

ISO 21887:2007 Scope

ISO 21887:2007 defines five use classes that represent different service situations to which wood and wood-based products can be exposed all over the world. Subclasses are also defined for these use classes.

ISO 21887:2007 applies only to preservatives and processes for pre-treatment of wood and wood products and is not intended for products and processes for remediation and eradication of existing damage to timber. The annex to ISO 21887:2007 provides guidance on applying use classification to specify preservative treatments, treated wood, naturally durable and modified wood but does not provide definitive specifications.

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