Osmo Natural Oil Exterior Wood & Decking Stain - 750ml
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- H412 — Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
Supplemental label information:
- EUH208 — Contains propiconazole. May produce an allergic reaction.
Label warning: Wash out any used cloth impregnated with this product immediately after use or store it in an airtight container (danger of self-ignition).
Read the label and the Safety Data Sheet before use. The SDS is in the Datasheets section on this page. Hazard information taken from the manufacturer's Safety Data Sheet, revision 14.05.2018.
THE SIZE FOR FURNITURE, DOORS AND GATES
A penetrating oil finish for exterior timber. It sinks into the wood rather than sitting on it as a film, so it cannot crack, peel or flake — it simply thins with weathering and is refreshed with a single coat, no sanding back.
The 750ml tin suits the jobs most people actually have: a bench and table, a front gate, a shed door and frame, a porch, planters, trellis, or the outer face of window frames. Enough to finish the piece properly in two coats without leaving most of a 2.5L tin to skin over in the shed.
What 750ml covers
19.5 m² in one coat, or about 9–10 m² finished in the two coats bare timber needs — a large bench and table, a shed door with frame and architrave, or roughly three 1.8m fence panels on one face.
Halve that on rough-sawn or weathered timber. For a whole deck or a full fence line the 2.5L tin is much better value per square metre.
Before you order
- The colours are transparent — the timber underneath shifts the final shade, and it will not match the printed swatch. A 5ml tester is €3.99 and settles it.
- Pale tones give limited UV protection. Not the choice for timber in strong direct sun.
- Coat the underside and end grain too on furniture and gates — that is where water gets in and where finishes fail first.
- Pine, spruce, Douglas fir, Accoya® and Kebony® need WR Base Coat first. Cedar, teak, mahogany and other oily hardwoods need roughly 12 weeks weathering, then de-greying with Wood Reviver Power Gel.
- Apply thinly — over-application is what leaves a finish tacky.
At a glance
- Finish: Satin. 701 Clear dries matt.
- Coats: 2 on bare timber, 1 to refresh.
- Coverage: 26 m²/L per coat on planed timber — roughly half that on rough-sawn.
- Drying: 4–6 hours between coats, 12 hours after the last.
- Apply with: brush or microfibre roller. Clean up with brush cleaner or white spirit.
- Exterior only — contains biocides.
Supporting Documentation
Full surface preparation, application detail, timber suitability and safety information:
Also available as a 5ml tester sachet and in a 2.5L tin for decking and full fence runs.
Ireland & Northern Ireland — 1–3 working days. Charged by total order weight, VAT included:
- Up to 30 kg — €6.99, or free on orders over €85
- 30–60 kg — €13.99
- 60–100 kg — €27.99
- Over 100 kg — pallet delivery €49.99
Great Britain — 2–4 working days. €13.95 up to 30 kg, then €27.90, €55.90 and €99.90 by the same weight steps. There is no free delivery to Great Britain.
Rest of Europe — non-liquid items only, from €11.75, priced by destination and weight at checkout. Paint and other liquids ship to Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain only.
Dispatch and collection — order before 12pm Monday to Friday and it ships the same day. Click & collect at Ballymount, Dublin 12 is free and often ready within the hour.
Returns — 14 days to change your mind and 14 more to send it back. Tinted paint is non-returnable once mixed.
