Directive No 8 / 1965 Coll.
Directive of 14 January 1965 on the protection of wood
Valid
8
DIRECTIVE
on the protection of wood approved by the Government Resolution
of 14 January 1965
In order to avoid further reduction in forest production capacity and to strike a balance between mining and incremental production, the most economical use of wood, which is extracted annually to meet the needs of the national economy, should be ensured.
Deforestation of wood by rotting, woody insects and fire greatly increases wood consumption and therefore the correct and timely protective measures to prolong its life will effectively help reduce its consumption.
Basic provisions
1. Socialistic organisations are required to ensure its protection from damage by rotting, woody insects and fire when producing, processing and using wood.
2. The method of storage of wood shall ensure that it is protected against rotting and insects.
3. Wherever wood products are exposed to an increased risk of rotting, insect and fire damage, the socialist organisation shall ensure that their effective impregnation is carried out in time to ensure their maximum service life.
Impression of wood and finished articles of wood
1. Impregation of wood means its surface or depth protection by such chemicals, the properties of which protect it against wood-based fungi, insects and fire.
2. Protective chemicals shall, according to the purpose of use, be approved by authorised institutes in agreement with the relevant health authorities. The list of approved protective substances will be issued annually by the Ministry of Consumer Industry.
3. The method of impregnation and the protective chemical, unless specified directly by the directives of the competent central authority, shall correspond to the purpose to be used to ensure its maximum service life.
4. Impression of industrially produced wood products is carried out by impregnation plants, wood production plants and primary production, if any.
5. The manufacturer shall be responsible for ensuring that end products which are subject to compulsory impregnation are not delivered in an unimpregnated state.
6. If, in exceptional cases, the supplier does not make the impregnation, it shall be provided by its own means by the organisation which uses the product in compliance with the established technological procedures and safety regulations.
The list of wood products subject to compulsory impregnation is set out in Annex 1.
7. Rules on the treatment of poisons and harmful substances apply to the impregnation of wood.
Other measures
1. Socialist organisations shall not use coniferous wood for the manufacture of the products listed in Annex 2.
2. Socialistic organisations are required to report all cases of attacks on buildings by domestic woodwork to the competent district national committee, which shall provide for corrective action.
3. Compliance with this Directive shall be ensured in particular by:
(a) project organisations in the preparation of project and budget documentation;
(b) planning bodies shall ensure in a consistent manner the principles of saving and protecting wood in all parts of the national development plan for the national economy;
(c) managing bodies of manufacturing, processing and consumer plants by creating assumptions for the economical use and protection of wood;
(d) State bodies and their components, when approving projects, carrying out building supervision, etc.
1. The control of compliance with the Directives shall be carried out by the State Wood Inspection, by all the authorities of the People's Control, as well as by the other authorities authorised to control the management of financial and material resources intended for the needs of undertakings and other organisations, while respecting the principles of planning and coordination of control activities.
2. Exceptions to the obligation to impregnate wood products and the prohibition to use coniferous wood are permitted by the superior authority in agreement with the State Wood Inspection.
These Directives shall take effect on the day of their publication. This date will cease to apply to Decree No. 218 / 1956 Ú. l, on the compulsory preservation of wood.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No 1
List
wood products which socialist organisations can only supply and use in a impregnated state
- sleepers and specific wood of the type CSD and trawl sleepers
- narrow-rail sleepers *)
- bagel sleepers *)
- columns and rods for electric lines and hop trees
- mine wood used in permanent installations * *)
- mine landscapes used in permanent facilities without pressures
- wood for equipment down on the surface
- wood in air cover
- wood for external equipment in construction, industry and agriculture
- wine bars
- stakes for trees, tomato apples etc.
- flower boxes
- Paris frames, parchment cabinets and garden boxes
- blankets and shades for parchment windows
- chests for sowing and replanting
- wooden parts and equipment of forest nurseries
- paving blocks
- documentation for wood warehouses
- Translations to play between sawn wood
- round and sawn wood for water constructions
- forest flooring
- round and sawn wood for wooden objects and structures, if they were exceptionally permitted
- wood used in adaptation
- wooden floor pillows and boards
- wooden roof
- Carpeting stands
- fencing provisional
- shindle
- intermediate ramps
- construction for crane equipment
- ladders
- chimney pots and fans
- wooden dressing rooms
- wooden stands etc.
- Triangulation towers
- sports towers and ski bridges
- bounding of hockey courses
- equipment for racing obstacle courses
- flagstones
- wood for crossings
- boxes for traffic
- transport cabinets
- residential cars
- mobile chickens
- wooden carriages of all kinds
- provisional road barriers and railing
- snow barriers
- cable drums
The method of impregnation and the protective substance should be used according to the wood hazard level.
1. Level of wood hazard: permanent exposure to water, weather or ground.
Chemical protective substances: non-exclusive fungicides.
Method of impregnation: deep.
Example: wheel and sawn wood for water structures, floors and grates in wet environment, ceilings and structures in places with strong condensation of water vapours, cooling towers etc.
2. Level of wood threat: direct and permanent weather effects.
Chemical protective substances: non-removable or already partially detachable substances with fungicidal and adverticidal effects.
Method of impregnation: deep or shallow.
Example: ČSD sleepers and specific wood, narrow-track sleepers, telephone and electro-water columns, mining wood and mining structures, mining structures on the surface, roofs, hop rods, wine poles, tree poles, tomato apples, gardening equipment, agricultural buildings and equipment for the rearing of domestic animals, fences, forges and railing, snow barriers and road equipment, paving blocks, structures for floors of non-glazed buildings, shingles, construction equipment, formwork, scaffolding, scaffolding etc.
3. Degree of wood threat: indirect weather effects, wood under the roof, possibility of moisture or fire, insects.
Chemical protective substances: fungicidal and adverticidal substances, with potential effects and against fire.
Method of impregnation: shallow or surface finish.
Examples: Covered wagons and transport equipment, floors and grids of electricity, trolleybuses and buses, floor structures (except private floors) in residential rooms, building carpentry products, whole floors in warehouses, factories etc.
4. Degree of wood hazard: short-term exposure to weather effects (mold, rot).
Chemical protective substances: fungicidal and fungal (water-soluble, colourless) substances.
Method of impregnation: superficial.
Examples: wood raw material and semi-finished materials at the time of drying at intermediate stores, wood stocks, especially fast-moving timber.
5. Level of wood hazard: fire hazard.
Chemical protective substances: reducing wood flammable.
Method of impregnation: deep, shallow and surface finish.
Examples: construction of stores with flammable substances, roof construction of buildings through which chimneys (at least around chimneys) are protruded, wooden objects and equipment near railways or other sources of spark, fire etc.
6. Degree of wood hazard: possibility of infestation by woody insects.
Chemical protective substances: insect-resistant.
Method of impregnation: shallow and superficial.
Examples: products intended for tropical regions (furniture, packaging, etc.).
Wood used for rendering older objects (monuments and objects) etc.
If there are no compliant substances in the relevant group for certain products, e.g. at the health requirement, or if there must be no discoloration of wood, etc., it is exceptionally permissible to use substances from the nearest satisfactory group.
Příloha č. 2
Annex No 2
List
products for which socialist organisations must not use coniferous wood
Product type
- vertical perimeter walls, partitions and bulkheads for permanent objects,
- soil or basement bulkheads with the exception of the construction of frames at new buildings,
- balconies and terraces,
- staircases and stands in houses with more than 1 floor,
- floors in rooms in wet or alternately wet and dry environments,
- the rough carpentry floors of new stoves,
- wall, ceiling and radiator covers,
- wooden panelling of ceilings,
- wood frames for carpentry in new buildings,
- parapet in the case of new buildings,
- wooden construction for new greenhouses,
- road reinforcement,
- permanent loading ramps,
- laundry dryers,
- permanent road railing,
- columns for road signs,
- fencing of a permanent nature,
- temporary fencing of construction site from new cutting material,
- wooden windows in basement areas of residential and civil construction, industrial construction in all cases and agricultural construction in stables and warehouse buildings,
- wooden forks at new buildings of residential, civil, industrial and agricultural construction,
- cover of canals and mounting holes of all kinds (worn wood is permitted),
- wooden beam ceilings for new buildings,
- supporting documents and documents for the supply and storage of metallurgical products and iron-concrete prefabricated products,
- construction shelters from new sawn wood.
*) for mines except frequently translated.
* *) the obligation to impregnate mining wood does not apply to forest primary production.
Sign in for notes, favorites and notifications
Regulation Information
| Citation | Directive No 8 / 1965 Coll., on the protection of wood approved by the Government Resolution of 14 January 1965 |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 18.02.1965 |
|---|---|
| Effective from | - |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
Comments 0