Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste - Deep Penetrating Woodworm & Dry Rot Treatment

Wykabor 40.1 is a specialist Boron Based Wood Preservative containing disodium octaborate tetrahydrate, designed for use by injection into larger dimension timbers, to protect against Woodworm and Fungal Decay (Dry Rot).

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is particularly suited for use in damp / wet timbers in contact with masonry (e.g. joist ends, wall plates etc.) where the active ingredients can diffuse into ‘high risk’ areas.

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Wykabor 40.1 is a specialist Boron Based Wood Preservative containing disodium octaborate tetrahydrate, designed for use by injection into larger dimension timbers, to protect against Woodworm and Fungal Decay (Dry Rot).

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is particularly suited for use in damp / wet timbers in contact with masonry (e.g. joist ends, wall plates etc.) where the active ingredients can diffuse into ‘high risk’ areas.

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Wykabor 40.1 - Boron Injection Paste

Wykabor 40.1 is a glycol-based wood preservative formulation containing disodium octaborate tetrahydrate.

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is designed for use by injection into larger dimension timbers, to protect against wood boring insects and fungal decay.

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is particularly suited for use in damp / wet timbers in contact with masonry (e.g. joist ends, wall plates etc.) where the active ingredients can diffuse into ‘high risk’ areas.

Treatments may be supplemented by a surface application of Wykabor 10.1.

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is approved for use only by professional operators under The Control of Pesticides Regulations 1986. Read the label before use.

  Read our Guides on 'How to Treat Woodworm & Wood Boring Insects' and 'How to Identify & Treat Dry Rot and Wet Rot on Timbers'


Product Benefits:

  • Deep penetration in wet and dry wood.

  • Odourless.

  • Highly effective, dual purpose preservative.


Active Ingredients:

Disodium Octaborate 40% w/w.

Bats:

All bats are protected under The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Before treating any structure used by bats, consult Natural England, Scottish National Heritage, The Countryside Council for Wales or The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland.

Wykabor 40.1 is suitable for use in bat roosts.


Preparation:

Before deciding on appropriate preservative treatment, carefully evaluate the structural integrity of timbers and repair and / or replace those considered unsound (isolated from masonry where possible). Locate and rectify any sources of dampness.

Wykabor 40.1 can be used to treat sound (new or existing) timbers. For timbers already suffering from fungal decay / insect attack, treatments can be applied effectively as long as measures are also taken to remove sources of moisture and / or improve ventilation in the adjoining areas.

Timbers left in direct contact with masonry below ground level, or in other situations where there is a known continuing source of moisture, can be treated in-situ but should be re-inspected periodically to access their condition.

Cover water storage tanks and remove or cover fish tanks and bowls and any food stuffs etc. before application. Do not use on food preparation or storage surfaces.

Wykabor 40.1 is a deeply penetrating product which causes staining to both the treated timber and any porous materials it is contact with (e.g. plaster, masonry).

Further, when timbers are dry, the boron salts may appear as surface crystals in places.

THESE FACTORS MAKE THIS PRODUCT SUITABLE ONLY FOR THE TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL TIMBERS WHICH WILL NOT BE EXPOSED AS A DECORATIVE FEATURE.

If sensitive linings or overlay materials are to be used in direct contact with treated timbers they should be isolated by the use of an impervious barrier.

If treatments are being carried out as part of a dry rot eradication program carefully establish the full extent of the infestation and use Wykabor 10.1 to sterilise affected masonry as necessary.


Drilling Holes in Face of Beams:

Holes of 10-12mm diameter should be drilled at intervals of 100mm along the grain and to within 15mm of the full depth of the timber (and otherwise as per the table below).

Inject the Wykabor 40.1 to within c. 10mm of the face of the timber and seal with timber dowling or Plastic Plugs.

Timer Dimensions Drill Hole Depth No. of Rows Metres per Cartridge (Approx)
100mm x 50mm 35mm 1 (Centred) 20 Metres
225mm x 75mm 60mm 2 (75mm Spacing) 7 Metres
300mm x 150mm 135mm 2 (100mm Spacing) 2 Metres



 

Drilling Holes on Edge of Beams:

Holes of 10-12mm diameter should be drilled at intervals of 150mm along the grain and to within 30-75mm of the full depth of the timber (see the table below).

Inject the Wykabor 40.1 to within 30mm of the near face and seal with timber dowling or Plastic Plugs.

Timer Dimensions Drill Hole Depth No. of Rows Metres per Cartridge (Approx)
100mm x 50mm 70mm 1 (Centred) 20 Metres
225mm x 75mm 175mm 1 (Centred) 7 Metres
300mm x 150mm 225mm 2 (50mm Spacing) 2 Metres



 

Coverage:

Approx. 5 kg/m³ (Refer to Drilling Patterns in tables above).


Finishing:

Provide a physical barrier to prevent unprotected persons and / or animals coming into contact with treated surfaces until dry (inaccessible timbers are considered to be outside this requirement).

Dispose of empty cartridges carefully; transfer old nozzles to new cartridges wherever possible.

Wykabor 40.1 - Boron Injection Paste

Wykabor 40.1 is a glycol-based wood preservative formulation containing disodium octaborate tetrahydrate.

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is designed for use by injection into larger dimension timbers, to protect against wood boring insects and fungal decay.

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is particularly suited for use in damp / wet timbers in contact with masonry (e.g. joist ends, wall plates etc.) where the active ingredients can diffuse into ‘high risk’ areas.

Treatments may be supplemented by a surface application of Wykabor 10.1.

Wykabor 40.1 Boron Injection Paste is approved for use only by professional operators under The Control of Pesticides Regulations 1986. Read the label before use.

  Read our Guides on 'How to Treat Woodworm & Wood Boring Insects' and 'How to Identify & Treat Dry Rot and Wet Rot on Timbers'


Product Benefits:

  • Deep penetration in wet and dry wood.

  • Odourless.

  • Highly effective, dual purpose preservative.


Active Ingredients:

Disodium Octaborate 40% w/w.

Bats:

All bats are protected under The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Before treating any structure used by bats, consult Natural England, Scottish National Heritage, The Countryside Council for Wales or The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland.

Wykabor 40.1 is suitable for use in bat roosts.


Preparation:

Before deciding on appropriate preservative treatment, carefully evaluate the structural integrity of timbers and repair and / or replace those considered unsound (isolated from masonry where possible). Locate and rectify any sources of dampness.

Wykabor 40.1 can be used to treat sound (new or existing) timbers. For timbers already suffering from fungal decay / insect attack, treatments can be applied effectively as long as measures are also taken to remove sources of moisture and / or improve ventilation in the adjoining areas.

Timbers left in direct contact with masonry below ground level, or in other situations where there is a known continuing source of moisture, can be treated in-situ but should be re-inspected periodically to access their condition.

Cover water storage tanks and remove or cover fish tanks and bowls and any food stuffs etc. before application. Do not use on food preparation or storage surfaces.

Wykabor 40.1 is a deeply penetrating product which causes staining to both the treated timber and any porous materials it is contact with (e.g. plaster, masonry).

Further, when timbers are dry, the boron salts may appear as surface crystals in places.

THESE FACTORS MAKE THIS PRODUCT SUITABLE ONLY FOR THE TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL TIMBERS WHICH WILL NOT BE EXPOSED AS A DECORATIVE FEATURE.

If sensitive linings or overlay materials are to be used in direct contact with treated timbers they should be isolated by the use of an impervious barrier.

If treatments are being carried out as part of a dry rot eradication program carefully establish the full extent of the infestation and use Wykabor 10.1 to sterilise affected masonry as necessary.


Drilling Holes in Face of Beams:

Holes of 10-12mm diameter should be drilled at intervals of 100mm along the grain and to within 15mm of the full depth of the timber (and otherwise as per the table below).

Inject the Wykabor 40.1 to within c. 10mm of the face of the timber and seal with timber dowling or Plastic Plugs.

Timer Dimensions Drill Hole Depth No. of Rows Metres per Cartridge (Approx)
100mm x 50mm 35mm 1 (Centred) 20 Metres
225mm x 75mm 60mm 2 (75mm Spacing) 7 Metres
300mm x 150mm 135mm 2 (100mm Spacing) 2 Metres



 

Drilling Holes on Edge of Beams:

Holes of 10-12mm diameter should be drilled at intervals of 150mm along the grain and to within 30-75mm of the full depth of the timber (see the table below).

Inject the Wykabor 40.1 to within 30mm of the near face and seal with timber dowling or Plastic Plugs.

Timer Dimensions Drill Hole Depth No. of Rows Metres per Cartridge (Approx)
100mm x 50mm 70mm 1 (Centred) 20 Metres
225mm x 75mm 175mm 1 (Centred) 7 Metres
300mm x 150mm 225mm 2 (50mm Spacing) 2 Metres



 

Coverage:

Approx. 5 kg/m³ (Refer to Drilling Patterns in tables above).


Finishing:

Provide a physical barrier to prevent unprotected persons and / or animals coming into contact with treated surfaces until dry (inaccessible timbers are considered to be outside this requirement).

Dispose of empty cartridges carefully; transfer old nozzles to new cartridges wherever possible.

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