Pressure Treated Pine Decking
Premium pressure treated pine decking boards for residential and commercial projects
Overview
Pressure treated pine decking is the most widely used and most affordable wood decking material in the United States. Southern Yellow Pine lumber is infused with preservatives under high pressure to provide lasting protection against rot, decay, fungus, and termites. While not as hard or naturally durable as exotic hardwoods, pressure treated decking delivers solid performance at a fraction of the cost, making it the practical choice for budget-conscious deck projects. With proper maintenance, a pressure treated deck can last 15-20 years.
Learn more about this wood species on our Pressure Treated Pine wood guide.
Benefits of Pressure Treated Pine Decking
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Installation Tips
Allow lumber to dry 2-4 weeks before staining — it ships wet from treatment.
Use ACQ-compatible fasteners (hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel).
Wear gloves and a dust mask when cutting pressure treated wood.
Never burn pressure treated lumber scraps — dispose properly.
Allow 1/8" to 1/4" gap between boards (wet lumber will shrink as it dries).
Install with bark-side up to minimize cupping.
Maintenance
Apply a quality wood stain or sealer after the initial 4-6 week drying period, then restain every 2-3 years. Power wash annually to remove dirt and mildew. Inspect for loose fasteners and tighten as needed. Check for warping or cupping and replace individual boards as necessary. With regular maintenance, a pressure treated deck can last 15-20 years.
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