Professional Wood Oils

Choose wood oil by the surface and the result you need

A good finish starts with the application, not the product name. PEKERWOOD supplies professional oils for floors, furniture, worktops, coloured treatments, exterior timber and teak. The right choice depends on wood species, sanding, expected wear, desired colour, drying time and future maintenance.

Main wood-oil types

• Hard-wax oils: durable, repairable finishes for floors, stairs and heavily used interior timber.

• Furniture and worktop oils: finishes selected for close-contact interior surfaces and easy renovation.

• Project and colour oils: efficient systems for professional application and controlled colour effects.

• Exterior and teak oils: finishes for moisture-exposed timber, seasonal maintenance and marine wood.

• Care products: compatible soap and maintenance products that help preserve an oiled surface.

Preparation and application

Always test on a sample or inconspicuous area. Sand evenly, remove dust and confirm that the timber is clean, dry and free from incompatible coatings. Apply thin, even coats and remove surplus material according to the product instructions. Drying and curing depend on temperature, ventilation, timber absorbency and coat thickness.

Oil-soaked cloths can self-heat. Follow the label and dispose of application materials safely—spread them out to dry outdoors where permitted, keep them in water in a sealed metal container, or use the method stated in the safety information.

Frequently asked questions

Is wood oil better than lacquer?

Neither is universally better. Oil is usually easier to spot-repair and preserves a natural feel; lacquer can create a more sealed film. The correct choice depends on wear, appearance and maintenance expectations.

Can one oil be used everywhere?

No. Floors, food-contact worktops, exterior decking and teak have different performance and maintenance requirements.

How do I choose an oil for oak?

Decide whether you want to preserve the raw tone, deepen the grain or add colour, then match the product to traffic and cleaning requirements. Always make a sample first.