\nGive the woodwork extra protection with stain or wood oil. This way it stays beautiful for longer and your (customer) can enjoy it for an extra long time.\nThe difference between stain and wood oil\nStain and oil are very similar. Both protect the wood from within: the wood absorbs the liquid. This way the structure of the wood remains nicely visible.\nStain can be ordered in opaque and transparent forms, wood oil is always transparent. In addition, stain protects better than oil. A disadvantage of stain is that it is more visible than oil, which is at the expense of the natural character of the wood.\nChoice of different types:\nImpra: a highly impregnating oil-containing semi-transparent stain for protecting and embellishing wooden objects outdoors. Choose from the colors Dark Gray and Black.\nEcoleum: a strong impregnating protective agent for untreated, well-dried rough, sawn and weathered wood. Can be ordered in black.\nPerkoleum Opaque: a durable elastic, low-solvent moisture-regulating satin-gloss paint stain based on alkyd resin and linseed oil for exterior facade and garden wood. Side gloss is available in the colors anthracite, black and white. High gloss in white, antique green, black and anthracite.\nPerkoleum Transparent: a permanently elastic, low-solvent moisture-regulating satin paint stain based on alkyd resin and linseed oil for exterior facade and garden wood. Satin gloss can be ordered in the colors Basic TR and clear. High gloss in the colors Pine and clear.\nMonuments Stain: a weather-resistant semi-opaque stain for protecting and (re)blackening wooden objects. Can be combined with the Ecoleum on a project basis. Can be ordered in black.\nWood coat: for protection and embellishment of above-ground wooden objects. Moisture-regulating, quick-drying and long-lasting protection against wind and weather. Virtually no pre-treatment required on the substrate. Can be ordered in black.\nImpregnation oil: an oil-containing clear and UV-resistant impregnating oil. For protection and embellishment of untreated wood, impregnated garden wood, (rough) weathered wood.\n\n\t\t\t\t\n\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\n\t\t\n\t\t