Discover how to prepare you wood deck after the winter months and get it summer ready to enjoy…
From preparation to application, learn how to naturally protect your wooden decking…
Not all hardwax oils are the same! Osmo high solid products are superior over other high build products. Learn the difference today!
The difference between Liquid Wax Cleaner and Maintenance Oil, when maintaining your wooden surface.
Learn how to treat and maintain exterior wood with UV protection…
Learn all about interior and exterior Osmo finishes, and how to keep them in optimal condition for excellent longevity…
Did you know this about the Polyx-Oils product range?!
How to offer your wood project fire protection while using Osmo products…
Two of the most popular ways of protecting and enhancing wood is with an oil-based or water-based wood care product. Discover the differences within this article…
This article discusses the main additives within water based products…
MEKO (Methyl Ethyl Ketone Oxime – 2-Butanone Oxime) is not found in any Osmo products. Discover what MEKO is…
Osmo products DO NOT contain formaldehyde unlike other DIY products…
This article explains about the safety and testing behind our products and pigments…
Colouring, staining or tinting tropical wood is rare, but not impossible…
About batch production of Osmo products and the volumes Osmo has the ability to produce…
Osmo Polyx-Oil Raw 3044 and White Tint 3040 offer interior wood surfaces with a lightly coloured, hard wearing and dirt resistant finish…
Refresh old and grey exterior wood around the home with Osmo exterior protection products…
Your greyed and weathered garden furniture can easily be renovated with the Osmo Garden Maintenance Kit…
We understand not every surface can be left untouched during the drying period, which is why we have some best practices for you…
For many, the start of spring or summer marks the time to spruce up outdoor wood furniture that’s in desperate need of a little TLC…
When left untreated and exposed to sunlight, the original colour of external vertical and horizontal wooden surfaces will fade into a grey/silver sheen…
If you’re looking for a hardwax oil protector for your wooden floor, then the Osmo Polyx-Oil is the product for you…
For many there is nothing that can beat the richness and texture of natural products like; granite, limestone, slate or features crafted from terracotta…
There’s a new powerful paint stripper in town, which can be used both internally and externally, to remove paint from wood and metal, as well as tough varnish finishes…
We look after ourselves and invest in our health and well-being, so why not do the same with your decking, fencing, cladding and other wooden structures…
Osmo Concrete Oil 610 is a natural oil grout sealer which contains a small amount of natural hard wax to create a thin layer of protection for floors and walls, once dry and cured…
The best method for achieving that protection is by applying a concrete sealer. But what exactly is a concrete sealer?
Decking stain colours – are there only different shades of brown from which to choose?
Our transparent finishes are colour shades which allow the wood’s natural grain and other characteristics to remain visible…
You can purchase our products from any of our suppliers within the UK & Ireland…
Osmo Gap Sealer (for interior) and Exterior Sealer are suitable sealers for use in combination with Osmo products, after drying which is typically within one hour…
Yes, but only for vertically structured surfaces such as cladding, fencing, doors etc…
Yes, the colour tones within the same product range can be mixed to any ratio…
No. The dried finish of Polyx-Oil is classified as B2 (normal flammability) according to DIN 4102 regulations…
Osmo initially used the terminology ‘Satin-matt’ for the labelling of products in the UK which provided a Satin finish…
Osmo products contain natural vegetable oils; linseed oil, sunflower oil, soybean oil as well as thistle oil. The interior range of products also contain natural vegetable waxes; carnauba wax and candelilla wax…
