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Wood Floor Wax and Floor Oil |
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| Traditionally
oils were used for hardwoods as
softwoods (pine) were considered
to require the mechanical strength
of varnish. However, provided
the correct maintenance is carried
out, modern oil system can be
used successfully on softwood
floorboards. |
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| Oiled floors
are becoming increasingly popular
in the UK. Oil gives a natural
look to the floor, it is easy
to apply, and the floor can be
spot repaired if it gets scratched.
In fact the only real issue concerning
oiled floors is that if insufficient
oil is used, it will not protect
the floor and give long-term service. |
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| Oil also requires
regular maintenance, and the floor
should be finished with a fine-finishing
sander before the oil is applied
to ensure no “dirt pockets”
occur in the floor in the long-term. |
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| We sell all the
supporting maintenance products
to ensure your oiled floor continues
to look as good or better than
when first finished. |
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| Two oil systems are available: |
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| System A is for
heavy traffic areas eg. restaurants
and all floors subject to heavy
usage. This is a two day system:
‘Millic Natur’ is
applied as a prime oil coat which
comes as a clear finish or in
a range of colours. 1 litre covers
approximately 20 sq metres. Once
applied it is left to harden for
24 hours and then 'Centric
2' is applied, which is
a protective hardening oil coverage
for 'Centic' approximately
1 litre for 40 sq metres. |
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| System
B |
| 'Centic
Natur' is a popular fast-drying
system that can be completed in
a day. It gives the floor a natural
appearance and comes only in clear.
It is suitable for all domestic
and light commercial traffic areas.
To spot clean or refresh the floor,
'Nano Cleaner Pro Oil'
should be used, and then followed
by 'Refresher Pro Oil'.
If a more comprehensive maintenance
system is required 'Centic
2' can be applied to both.
System A and B via a buffing machine. |
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Call :
0800 612 1387
Email: websales@floorsanderhireuk.com |
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