Terrace wood oil for decking that doesn’t peel.

Wood is a living material — actual colour depends on species, grain density, and substrate age. Each shade you see here is a reference. Our specialists confirm the final match with you before specification.

Natural tone deepens slightly under sun. Brownish and Reddish carry UV-screening pigment density that stabilises Indian hardwoods across monsoon cycles.

1. 01

   Prepare the substrate — dry, clean, dust- and grease-free, absorbent. Sand off any film coatings (PU, varnish) if present. Solid sawn wood only, no painted or sealed substrates. For weathered teak, pair with LEINOS 940 Entgrauer before this step.

   
2. 02

   Check conditions — surface and ambient temperature ≥ 10°C, wood moisture ≤ 15%, dry weather window (no rain forecast 48 h ahead). Avoid direct midday sun on the application surface.

   
3. 03

   Stir 236 thoroughly — mix before brushing; ready to use, do not thin. Natural oils and pigments settle during storage and need to be re-blended.

   
4. 04

   Apply the first coat — brush thinly along the grain. No puddles or excess pooling. Coverage approx. 140–250 sq ft per litre per coat. Wipe off any surface excess after 15 min if pooling appears. Touch-dry in 6–8 h at 20°C.

   
5. 05

   Wait and check — recoatable after 16–24 h at 20°C and average humidity. Allow longer (24–36 h) in humid monsoon weather. No sanding required between coats.

   
6. 06

   Apply the second coat — brush thinly, no excess. Allow 24–48 h cure before water exposure or footfall. Full cure 7–14 days. Dispose of oil-soaked rags in a sealed metal container or under water — spontaneous combustion risk.