cooling pipe is used to prevent treatment chamber 11 from exceeding a certain temperature the temperature within treatment chamber is maintained between 45 u00b0 and 70 u00b0 celsius but is preferred to be 60 u00b0 celsius second cooling conduit 33 serves to condense moisture and resin from treatment smoke 23 this moisture and resin mixture is allowed to condense on cooling pipe 33 until it ultimately releases and is caught by trough 45 or is allowed to proceed to floor 47 of treatment chamber 11 floor 47 is constructed such that any moisture resin mixture will gravity flow to output 49 with further reference to fig4 the dimensions and characteristics of treatment chamber 11 are described generally chamber 11 will be dimensioned according to the treatment materials 39 being treated for instance if treatment materials 35 are smaller pieces of wood treatment chamber 11 may have a volume of 3 cubic feet however much larger materials can be treated using the same process described herein and may assume dimensions as large as 60 feet tall 45 feet wide and or long chamber walls 51 can be constructed through the use of any temperature resistant material which can not only withstand the ambient temperature within treatment chamber 11 but will also provide insulation such that the ambient temperature within treatment chamber 11 can be monitored and controlled with reference to fig5 floor 47 and the entire interior of the preservation chamber is constructed of temperature resistant materials such as stainless steel and is generally between u215b inches and u215c inches thick and can be insulated with fiberglass or other similar.