Oak floor

Many people do not know how to properly protect their oak floor. Osmo recommends Osmo Hardwax-Oil Original and Osmo Wisch-Fix.

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Why an oak floor?

Oak floors are very popular. This is because they provide a very sleek, fresh, and modern look. Additionally, an oak floor creates a calming and peaceful atmosphere in the home. Virtually all colors and shades match well with an oak floor. This makes it an excellent foundation for a beautiful interior. An oak floor can be finished in many different ways.

You can treat, maintain, clean, and renovate your oak floor with Osmo.

Treating an oak floor

Treating an oak floor

What different treatments are available for your oak floor?

  • A wet-look effect (Takes on the color as if it were wet)
  • An untreated effect (Retains the original color)
  • A wash effect
    An even coloring

For a wet-look effect, there is Osmo Hardwax-Oil Original. For an untreated effect, there is Osmo Hardwax-Oil Effect Natural. For a wash effect, there is Osmo Oil Stain. For an even coloring, there is Osmo Hardwax-Oil Farbig.

Maintaining an oak wooden floor

You can maintain your floor very easily after it has been treated with an Osmo product. If the floor has light wear spots, you can use Osmo Liquid Maintenance Wax. This allows you to touch up localized wear spots.

If you have worn through the first protective layer, you can use Osmo Maintenance Oil to apply a new protective layer.

With both maintenance treatments, you do not need to sand first, which is a major advantage.

Cleaning an oak wooden floor

You can easily keep your oak wooden floor clean by using Osmo Wisch-Fix. We recommend cleaning the entire floor with Osmo Wisch-Fix once every one to two weeks. It cares for and cleans the wooden oak floor.

Before applying the Wisch-Fix, first ensure that you remove all coarse dirt; after that, you can mop. Do not mop the wood too wet, and ensure that the floor is dried after mopping.

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