A Treatise On The Robbins Process For Seasoning Wood, And Preserving It From Decay, Mould, Attacks Of Land And Water Insects, And Molluscs

This book introduces and explains the Robbins process, a revolutionary technology for wood preservation that was invented in the late 19th century. It covers all aspects of the process, from wood selection to the chemical treatment and the final product. It provides practical advice and detailed technical information for woodworkers, builders, and anyone interested in the preservation of timber.

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