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In an era where environmental sustainability has moved from a trend to a necessity, the choices consumers make have far-reaching impacts.

Here’s the scenario…you’ve found the perfect wood, you’ve finalised your project design, and sanded to a 150 grit - now it’s time to oil. However, you may find yourself asking…what happens now? One of the most important aspects of the oiling process is preparation.

DuroGrit, our new outdoor wood oil, is tomorrow's UV protection and offers a strong mechanical resistance. But how can we guarantee that? In this article, we put DuroGrit to the test! 

In recent years, there’s been a growing trend towards using natural and eco-friendly products. This is also true for wood care products, with many people moving away from harsh chemicals and opting for more natural alternatives. This is where wood oil comes in.

Wood, a timeless and versatile material, is central to many of our furniture, flooring, and decking projects. However, its natural beauty and durability can be compromised without proper protection. 

It’s the season to protect your exterior wood and we have the product to do it.

Certain woods stand out as more suitable for outdoor use primarily due to their inherent qualities that include natural oils, tight grain, and density. So, read on to find out more about which woods are best suited for your exterior wood project!

Let’s take a look at the woodworking innovations and trends in 2024.