At FireWright, ensuring the highest standards of fire safety and quality for our treated timber is at the forefront of everything we do. One of the critical steps in our process involves weighing the timber both before and after our fire retardant treatment. This practice is not just a routine procedure; it is an integral part of our standard process The main reason for weighing the timber before and after treatment is to monitor retention levels. Retention levels refer to the amount of fire retardant solution impregnated into the timber during the treatment process. By measuring the weight of the timber before treatment, we establish a baseline. After the treatment, the timber is weighed again to determine how much fire retardant solution has been retained. Documenting the weight data before and after treatment is part of our stringent factory production control manual. This documentation process ensures that we maintain a consistent level of quality across all treated materials. It allows us to track and verify that every batch of timber has been treated, providing reliable and traceable documentation. Our weighing and documentation process is also aligned with the Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance Certificate (AVCP System-1). This certification requires rigorous monitoring and documentation of production processes to ensure that products consistently meet specified performance standards. By adhering to these requirements, FireWright demonstrates its commitment to delivering high-quality, certified fire-retardant timber treatment solutions. FireWright's weighing process underscores our dedication to transparency and safety. By maintaining accurate records of retention levels, we can provide our customers with detailed information about the treatment their timber has undergone. This transparency builds trust and assures our customers that they are receiving timber treated to the highest safety standards.