Osmo

Oil for interior doors and joinery — Osmo Door-Oil

Osmo Door-Oil is an interior oil-and-wax finish for wooden doors and frames, offered as 3060 Clear Satin and lightly pigmented 3033 Raw Matt.

Packaging: Sealed retail tin
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor

55,50 €

uklj. 9,25 € PDV-a

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Colour / finish3060 Clear, Satin

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About this product

Osmo Door-Oil is an interior oil-and-wax finish for wooden doors, frames and suitable joinery. 3060 Clear Satin enriches the wood colour and grain. Lightly white-pigmented 3033 Raw Matt is intended to keep lighter timber looking paler.

Apply two thin coats to properly prepared wood, allowing approximately 12–24 hours of drying in suitable conditions. Check the door manufacturer’s instructions before treating veneer, since not every veneered construction accepts the same finish or renovation process. Raw Matt can show white pigment on dark or reddish wood. Test the selected product on the actual surface before completing the door.

This range comes in 1 L packs. Check the currently available size and finish combinations before ordering.

Application at a glance#

Intended use: Interior wooden doors, frames and suitable joinery
Coverage: approximately 24 m²/L per coat
Typical drying: 12–24 hours
Coat system: 2 thin coats
Pack sizes: 1 L

Follow the technical and safety information supplied with the product. Oiled cloths require safe handling because of the risk of self-heating.

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Specifikacije

Brand: Osmo
Use on: Interior wooden doors, frames and suitable joinery
Packaging: Sealed retail tin
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor

Pitanja kupaca

How do 3060 Clear Satin and 3033 Raw Matt differ?

Clear Satin 3060 enriches the wood colour and grain with a satin sheen. Raw Matt 3033 contains light white pigment to keep pale timber looking lighter. Dark or reddish wood can show a white cast, so test the selected finish first.

Can Osmo Door-Oil be used on veneered doors?

Only treat a veneered door after checking the door manufacturer’s instructions. Veneer constructions and permitted finishes vary, and sanding or renovation can be restricted. Test the selected Door-Oil on a suitable inconspicuous area.

Is Door-Oil intended for an exterior front door?

This Door-Oil listing is for interior wooden doors, frames and suitable joinery. For exterior timber, choose a finish specified for outdoor exposure and follow its guidance for the construction and wood species.

How many coats and how long should I allow to dry?

Apply two thin coats to properly prepared wood, allowing approximately 12–24 hours of drying under suitable conditions. The approximate coverage is 24 m² per litre per coat. Follow the exact code’s sheet and allow time for the finish to cure.