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Gros plan sur des poutres en bois traitées avec du xylophène, mettant en valeur la texture naturelle du bois et les renforts métalliques, sous une lumière chaude d'une suspension industrielle.

Wood Treatment with Xylophene

Spécialisés dans la protection et l'embellissement des structures en bois, nous proposons des services de traitement du bois par Xylophène.

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Why use Xylophene to treat wood?

A close-up shows the difference between wood damaged by wood-eating insects and wood restored using Xylophene treatment.

Xylophene is a product specifically designed to protect wooden surfaces against biological attacks and degradation.

Here's why it's essential for your renovation or maintenance projects:

1. Protection against wood-eating insects and termites

A professional treats an infested frame with Xylophene to eliminate wood-eating insects and prevent future attacks.

Wood-boring insects and termites can cause major structural damage to wood.

By penetrating deep into the material, Xylophene creates a protective barrier that eliminates pests and prevents their reappearance.

Localized example:

In Roquebrune-sur-Argens, an old frame was treated with Xylophène to eliminate an infestation of woodworms and prevent future attacks.

2. Prevention of fungi and mold

An illustration explains how Xylophene prevents the proliferation of wood-destroying fungi and protects wood from humidity.

Xylophene contains fungicidal agents that protect the wood against humidity, thus preventing the proliferation of wood-destroying fungi responsible for wood rot.

3. Extension of the life of the wood

By strengthening the structure and protecting the surface, Xylophene ensures increased durability, thus reducing repair or replacement costs.

Steps to apply Xylophene to wood

A craftsman prepares a wooden surface with sandpaper to ensure optimal penetration of the Xylophene treatment.

To ensure the effectiveness of the treatment, it is essential to follow a precise methodology.

Here are the recommended steps to apply Xylophene correctly:

1. Surface preparation

Before applying Xylophene, the wood must be clean and dry.

Any traces of paint, varnish, or residue must be removed to allow the product to penetrate deeply.

Sub-steps:

1. Sanding:

Use sandpaper to remove surface layers and smooth the surface.

2. Cleaning:

Dust with a cloth or soft brush.

3. Inspection:

Check damaged areas to apply more product if necessary.

2. Application of Xylophene

A sprayer is used to apply Xylophene evenly to a wooden beam, in a well-ventilated work area.

Xylophene can be applied by brush, roller, or sprayer to cover large areas.

Tips for application:

• Brush :

Ideal for small areas or detailed areas.

• Sprayer:

Recommended for frames or large woodwork.

• Repetition:

Apply a second coat after drying for optimal protection.

Localized example:

In Saint-Raphaël, exposed beams in a villa were treated with two coats of Xylophène, guaranteeing long-lasting protection against humidity.

3. Finishing and maintenance

Un bois traité est ensuite protégé par une finition esthétique, comme une lasure ou une peinture, pour renforcer sa durabilité.

Once the treatment is dry, you can apply a protective finish such as a stain or paint to improve the aesthetics and reinforce the protection.

Why call a professional for wood treatment?

A professional equipped with gloves, a mask and glasses applies Xylophène to a wooden structure while respecting safety standards.

Although Xylophene treatment can be done by individuals, calling on a professional guarantees a precise and long-lasting application. Here's why:

1. Technical expertise

A professional painter has the experience and tools to identify critical areas and apply the product evenly.

2. Compliance with safety standards

An infographic shows the personal protective equipment needed to safely apply Xylophene: gloves, mask and goggles.

Xylophene is a chemical that requires precautions when using it.

Professionals know how to handle these products safely.

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Find a painter in Draguignan, painter in Sainte-Maxime, or painter in Roquebrune-sur-Argens to benefit from a local service adapted to your region.

3. Guaranteed results

A professional ensures optimal application, increasing the effectiveness of the treatment and the durability of the wood.

FAQ: Your questions about treating wood with Xylophene

A table illustrates the durability and effectiveness of Xylophène treatment for different wood species, with explanatory icons.

1. How long does a Xylophene treatment last?

A well applied treatment can last between 5 and 10 years, depending on the exposure and maintenance of the wood.

2. Is Xylophene suitable for all types of wood?

Yes, Xylophene is suitable for most types of wood, whether European or exotic.

3. Can Xylophene be applied to painted wood?

No, the product must be applied to raw wood to ensure optimal penetration.

Conclusion: Protect your woodwork with Xylophene treatment

A well-maintained house, with impeccable woodwork treated with Xylophène, highlights the aesthetics and durability provided by the product.

Treating wood with Xylophene is an effective and long-lasting solution for preserving your woodwork.

Whether you live in Saint-Tropez, Sainte-Maxime, Draguignan, or Les Arcs, contact our experts for professional and personalized service.

We intervene quickly to guarantee the durability and aesthetics of your wooden structures.

Pages en Relation avec ce Sujet

• Boiserie / Menuiserie

• Préparation des Surfaces en Bois

• Poutres Apparentes

• Lasure / Vernis / saturateur

• Traitement des Fissures

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