About Us

Palladium is the highest quality plastic-coated treated lumber you can get. Compared to other materials commonly used for fencing, Palladium provides combines the strength of wood for livestock safety and the maintenance-free benefits of polymer technology.

Hollow vinyl fence looks good, but does not have the strength adequate for equine safety. Palladium is treated lumber that is armor-coated with thick polyethylene, strong and maintenance-free.

As replacement for treated lumber in playground equipment Palladium is unsurpassed. The thick, durable polymer coating puts a layer of protection between children and the play structure and helps eliminate splintering hazards.

Palladium will not rot or split. It resists UV exposure and temperature extremes and will not become brittle and break into dangerous shards like some hollow vinyl fencing.

Try Palladium on your next project. See if you don’t agree: Palladium is the best choice for the strength of wood and the advantages of polymer technology.


Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Palladium cost?
Palladium is extremely cost effective, especially when you consider the service life of the installation. For example, in most fencing applications Palladium will easily provide 15 years of service life. Even though Palladium may cost more initially than lower cost fencing, during that 15 year span, fencing materials that cost less initially end up costing much more because of added maintenance and need for replacement.

What tools do I need to fabricate Palladium?
Palladium is plastic coated treated lumber. So it works with all standard woodworking tools, equipment and fastening systems, such as nails and screws. Palladium cuts with a circular or table saw. There are special caps for the posts and boards to seal the ends of Palladium lengths when cut. These caps are available from your Palladium dealer.

How do I get Palladium?
Simply call toll free 1-866-PALLADIUM (1-866-725-5234) for your nearest Palladium dealer or click here.

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