Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021
Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021
Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021
Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021

Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021

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Osmo Polyx®-Oil – Original Hard Wax Oil

Osmo Polyx®-Oil is a trusted wood treatment designed to protect and highlight the natural character of wooden floors and furniture. Combining natural oils and waxes, this hard wax oil delivers a smooth satin finish that enhances the grain and texture of the wood.

Ideal for use on oak, pine, ash, beech and other softwoods and hardwoods, it’s perfect for flooring, furniture, doors, wall panels and more. The durable finish is resistant to water, dirt, abrasion and everyday spills like tea, juice and wine. It’s also microporous, allowing the wood to breathe while offering robust protection against cracking, flaking or peeling.

This oil is easy to apply and even easier to maintain. Future reapplications or spot repairs don’t require sanding, making it a smart long-term choice for any interior woodwork.

Made from a blend of natural vegetable oils and waxes, Osmo Polyx®-Oil is safe for use on children’s toys and furniture and is resistant to saliva and sweat. Available in a choice of clear finishes: Glossy, Satin, Matt and Semi-Matt.

Details:

  • Finish options: Clear Glossy, Satin, Matt, Semi-Matt

  • Sizes available: 5ml, 125ml, 375ml, 750ml, 2.5L

  • Coverage: Approx. 24m² per litre (one coat)

  • Dry time: 8–10 hours between coats

  • Cure time: Fully cured in 2–3 weeks

  • Recommended for: Interior wood – floors, furniture, doors, walls, ceilings

  • Suitable for: Oak, Pine, Spruce, Beech, Ash, Alder, Douglas Fir, Birch, Larch

  • Application: Cloth or brush

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Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021

Osmo Decking Oil - Bog Oak 021

Looking for a reliable, natural wood oil for your floors or furniture? Osmo Polyx®-Oil is one of the most popular interior wood treatments for a reason. It’s made from a high-solid blend of natural oils and waxes, giving you a hardwearing, breathable finish that protects against spills, stains, scratches and moisture.


Unlike synthetic varnishes, it won’t peel or flake — and there’s no need to sand when it comes time to reapply. It brings out the wood’s natural grain, with a choice of subtle finishes from glossy to matt.


Osmo Polyx®-Oil is child-safe, food-safe, and easy to apply. Suitable for use on a wide range of woods, from pine and oak to birch, larch and Douglas fir.

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