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Treated Wood Surcharge

Koppers Company, Inc., has announced an environmental surcharge will be added to its treated wood products to help recover some of the costs of complying with increasingly stringent federal and state environmental regulations.

Koppers said the environmental surcharge is the fairest means of recovering those imposed costs. Effective with products or treating services delivered on or after January l, 1986, the environmental surcharge of 100 per cu. ft. will result in a price increase of approxim ately 2 to 7slo , depending on whether Koppers supplies the pressure-treated product or only the treating service.

Robert K. Wagner, vice president, Tieated Wood Products Division, said, "The cost of compliance with the environmental laws is a necessary cost of doing business and the imposition of a.surcharge enables us as a manufacturer to recover a portion of these costs. We trust our customers will understand that in order to comply with today's environmental regulations, a manufacturer or processor must necessarily incur additional costs not previously a part of our cost structure."

Environmental programs in cooperation with regulatory agencies are maintained at the company's l7 wood treating plants, with no interruption to wood treating operations. "Koppers' ability to serve its market for treated wood and enhance its competitive position are objectives that go hand-inhand with environmental compliance," Wagner said.

Environmental programs at Koppers facilities include wastewater treatment plants, safe removal and disposition of process sludges and plant wastes and clean-up of soils throughout plant areas.

Dealer Video On Service

A trio of dealers discusses service to the customer, how it helps move merchandise and how it can be cost effective for the dealer, in a videotape presentation flrlmed for U.S. Plywood's annual fall dealer meetings.

Francis Mercante, Marco Building

Centeq Hammond, [:., 'Ibrry Ono, Houston Lumber Co., las Vegas, Nv., and Ed Seymour, Forest City Home Centers, Cleveland, Oh., are paneliss. John Hambrick, NBC:IV newscaster, is the moderator.

At the conclusion of the hlm Jack Armstrong, executive vice president of U.S. Plywood Corp. (formerly Champion Building Products) explains how the new company was created to continue the business of Champion Building Products after the acquisition of St. Regis by Champion International.

Atlanta Homebuyers Like Wood

Home buyers in Atlanta, Ga., want decks or balconies and hardwood floors with wood joists beneath them in their homes.

A survey of over 4(D prospective homebuyers by an Atlanta homebuilders association recorded 919o wanting a deck or balcony; 77a/o der;iring raised hardwood floors and 7990 wanting basements.