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  • REPORT ON CREOSOTE POLES TURNING WHITE OVER TIME  AND “WINTER POLES” 

    REPORT ON CREOSOTE POLES TURNING WHITE OVER TIME  AND “WINTER POLES” 

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    Report compiled by Pierre Tullis:  Request for inspection:  South African Utility Pole Association (SAUPA) have been requested on a number of occasions to inspect creosote treated poles due to colour of the pole and excess creosote around the pole. SAUPA has been  requested to determine if the creosote had been washed away from the poles…

  • Build It Right: How Treated Poles Enhance Structural Safety

    Build It Right: How Treated Poles Enhance Structural Safety

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    Safety is paramount in every construction or infrastructure project — and a key part of that safety comes from the materials used. Untreated wood, over time, can weaken due to moisture, insects, fungal decay, and exposure to sunlight. These factors can compromise structural integrity, leading to collapses, equipment damage, or even personal injury. Treated poles…

  • Safety First: Treated Poles Prevent Failures

    Safety First: Treated Poles Prevent Failures

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    In any construction or infrastructure project, safety isn’t just a priority — it’s a fundamental requirement. Whether you’re building agricultural fencing, utility structures, or outdoor public spaces, the materials you choose play a crucial role in the long-term stability and security of the entire project. One of the most overlooked risks comes from using untreated…