Chevron oak Oil wax Alabaster

Alabaster is a shade dyed with a low-intensity white dye, thanks to which the brightened floor makes the interior brighter and optically enlarges the room. At the same time, the natural grain is still visible, and the piercing tones of natural wood add depth and three-dimensional effect to the surface.

Hard wax, often called oil-wax, is a coating in which a layer of oil is covered with a protective layer of hard wax. Thanks to the oil coating, the color of the wood is enhanced while maintaining its natural appearance and emphasizing the grain. The oil is a coating that penetrates deep into the wood, so it does not clog the pores, and thus the wood absorbs and releases moisture without any problems. Oiled floors are pleasant to the touch, do not electrify and do not attract dust, which is an additional advantage for allergy sufferers. Floors covered with wax oil are very easy to maintain. In case of damage to the coating, such as abrasions or scratches, local repair is possible. Oiled surfaces are resistant to dirt, and with proper care their service life may be unlimited. Oiled floors are washed with a mop or a soft cloth and a small amount of water with a dedicated cleaning agent. However, remember that when using oiled floors, we wipe off the top layer of wax, which creates a protective coating that prevents liquids from penetrating deep into the wood and preventing dirt from settling. Therefore, after some time it is necessary to supplement it. Local and comprehensive floor maintenance can be carried out yourself using dedicated care products. We use Osmo oil waxes in our products. In the technical data sheet below, the coating manufacturer indicates the measures necessary for proper care, cleaning and maintenance.

Technical data sheet for oak boards

Rubio Monocoat oil care instructions

Osmo hard wax care instructions

Declaration of Performance - 15 mm finished board

Declaration of Performance - 20 mm finished board

General warranty conditions

Flooria product catalog