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Osmo Door Oil is a unique oil and wax combination designed to protect wooden veneered internal doors. The unique formulation goes into the wood surface which remains microporous and the finish will not crack, peel, flake or blister. The surface also becomes healthy and elastic, and the wood’s fibres are prevented from becoming dry and brittle over time as well as shrinking and swelling.
The wood’s true beauty is accomplished by using Osmo UK wood oil. The emphasis on the wood’s grain and natural characteristics provides a warm and rich effect to ensure that any interior room looks luxurious and elegant. Each wood has its own style and unique charm, and is seductive from the first sight.
Osmo Oil application by using a paint brush, decking oil brush or lint free cloth
Gives the best finish for oak veneered doors
Suitable for use as wood treatment oil or furniture oil
Dirt and water resistant, repellent against common household stains
Non-abrasive and does not crack, flake, peel or blister
Maximum of 2 coats on raw wood, 1 coat for renovation to a clean and dry surface
Drying time: 8-10 Hours (we recommend 12 hours between coats)
Osmo Door Oil is ideal for protecting solid wood internal doors. Recommended finish for interior veneered doors as will not go deeper than the veneer due to high viscosity.
Clear, satin wood finish that uniquely combines the advantages of natural oils and waxes in one product, giving the best finish for oak veneer doors. Osmo Door Oil is resistant to dirt, water and abrasion and smoothens the surface. Simple application without primer or intermediate sanding – this saves time and money. Suitable for wood; water-repellent surface does not crack, peel, flake or blister. Resistant to wine, beer, cola, coffee, tea, fruit juice, milk and water according to DIN 68861-1C. When dry, finish is safe for humans, animals and plants and is suitable for children‘s toys as per EN 71.3 (European norm) and is saliva-resistant and sweatproof according to DIN 53160 (German industrial norm).
Based on natural plant oils and waxes (sunflower oil, soya oil, thistle oil, carnauba wax and candelilla wax), paraffin, siccatives (drying agents) and water-repellent additives. Dearomatized white spirit (benzene-free). This product fulfils EU regulations (2004/42/EC) according to the VOC content of max. 400 g/l (Cat. A/e (2010)). Detailed declaration of ingredients available upon request.
Specific gravity: 0.90-1.3 g/cm³
Viscosity: >70s DIN EN ISO 2431/3 mm, viscid
Odour: faint/mild, after drying odourless
Flash point: >61°C acc. DIN EN ISO 2719
Storage: Up to 5 years and longer if can is kept dry and closed tightly. If thickened by frost, store for 24-36 hours at room temperature before use.
Wood surface must be clean, dry and frost-free (moisture content max. 18%). Osmo Door-Oil is ready to use, please do not thin. Stir well before use. Clean old microporous stains thoroughly. Old paints and lacquers must be completely removed. As a general rule, wear a dust mask during sanding works. Fill small cracks, larger joints or holes in wood (with Osmo Wood Filler). Sand wood surfaces carefully. Begin with coarse sandpaper – final sanding P120-150. Before oiling the surface, remove sanding dust with a broom or vacuum. If possible, please apply the first coat to all sides before installation. The finished surface is, among other things, influenced by the wood‘s natural characteristics. Therefore, a trial application is always required, especially for unfamiliar surfaces. If additional protection against blue stain, rot and insects is desired, pre-treat the wood if possible on all sides with Osmo WR Base Coat*.
*Use biocides safely. Always read label and product
information before use.
How to apply Osmo Oil: Apply thinly and evenly to the clean and dry wood along the wood grain with Osmo Natural Bristle Brush or Osmo Microfibre Roller and spread well. Allow for good ventilation while drying. After drying, apply a second coat – also thinly.
Dispose of leftover product and completely emptied packaging according to local official guidelines (waste code number 08 01 11). Only completely emptied cans can be recycled.
Coverage: 1 litre covers approx. 24 m² with one coat.
Product coverage depends significantly on the character of the wood. All information refers to smooth and planed/cut surfaces. Other surfaces may lead to reduced coverage. Applying the product too generously and insufficient ventilation lead to delays in drying time. Oils enhance the natural tone of wood (permanent wet effect). For dark and extractive-rich hardwoods (e.g. Wenge, Merbau, Jatoba etc.), we recommend using Osmo Wood Wax Finish Clear Extra Thin. A trial application is recommended.
Drying time: Approx. 24 hours (normal climatic conditions, 23°C/50 % rel. humidity). Lower temperatures and/or higher air humidity can increase the drying time. Allow for good ventilation while drying. The above mentioned information is provided to the best of our knowledge however without any liability.
Door Size Conversions
Millimetres
Inches
1981mm x 457mm
78″ x 18″
1981mm x 533mm
78″ x 21″
1981mm x 610mm
78″ x 24″
1981mm x 686mm
78″ x 27″
1981mm x 762mm
78″ x 30″
1981mm x 838mm
78″ x 33″
2032mm x 813mm
80″ x 32″
2040mm x 626mm
80″ x 241⁄2“
2040mm x 726mm
80″ x 281⁄2“
2040mm x 826mm
80″ x 321⁄2“
Door Thickness
Millimetres
Inches
35mm thickness
13⁄8“
40mm thickness
15⁄8“
45mm thickness
13⁄4“
Fire Doors
Code
Fire Rating
FD60
Upto 60 minutes (1 hour)
FD30
Upto 30 minutes (1⁄2 hour)
We deliver throughout the mainland UK.
Subject to items lead-time/availability. We aim to dispatch the same day for all orders paid and cleared before 2 pm. However due to ongoing issues with transport in the industry, if it’s not dispatched on the same day, we will notify you if there are any issues and advise the day of dispatch.
Orders after 12 pm, on the weekend, or on a bank holiday are dispatched the next business day. If you prefer you can order your goods online. And collect from our Glasgow store.
Don’t book joiners, builders, tradespeople before the goods arrive. No charges can be made to Shawfield Timber for late, damaged delivery and delays to a project.
Full details of our delivery terms can be found on our Delivery Page.
When looking at or reading about doors, you are likely to come across some new terminology.
Here is a list of the words and phrases often used when describing wooden doors.
ARCHITRAVE:
A decorative moulding that surrounds the door, and bridges the gap between the edge of the frame and the wall.
APERTURE:
An opening in a door where glass would be fitted.
BEADING:
The mouldings that surround a panel in a solid door, or a pane of glass in a door.
BESPOKE DOORS:
Doors that are tailor-made to meet individual requirements. Choosing an alternative to the stock doors from the brochure allows clients to request special sizes and alternative designs to match their specific needs.
BI-FOLD:
These are doors that fold together as they open to save space, using a tracking system that enables the door to slide into position. Bi-folds are particularly suitable for smaller spaces and can also be installed as a pair to create a room divider.
CERTIFIRE:
An independent, audited process to ensure that Fire Doors are manufactured to specific standards.
CORE CONSTRUCTION:
The internal composition of a door.
DOOR PAIRS:
Two symmetrical matching doors installed adjacent to each other and modelled to form a pair of doors, creating double the size of the opening of an individual door.
FD30 FIRE DOORS:
Doors that have been tested by an accredited test house to ensure that they are able to resist the passage of fire for more than 30 minutes. Likewise, FD60 fire doors will last at least 60 minutes.
FINISH:
The surface of the door. Doors can be supplied finished, (usually with clear lacquer), or unfinished/natural (where you are able to apply your own finish).
FLAT PANEL:
This is a panel on a door which is not raised, bevelled or profiled.
FRAME:
The timber components (e.g. linings & casings) that are fitted within a wall opening to which a door is fixed.
FSC®:
The Forest Stewardship Council is an independent organisation that promotes the responsible management of forests worldwide. The FSC standard is recognised globally.
GROOVES:
These are lines cut into the face of the door that create a pattern or design.
HANDING:
Predominantly referring to door pairs, it describes which door in the pair opens first. E.g. RHA (right hand away) or LHA (left hand away).
INLAY:
A decorative strip, design or pattern which is embedded into the front of the door. Typically the inlay is made of a complementary material or alternative colour to the door, like a veneer or coloured plastic, and it is flush with the door’s surface.
INSERT:
Similar to an inlay but usually slightly thicker and it may not be flush with the door’s face (front of the door).
LATCH PACKS:
These packs contain everything you need to fit your door including handles, hinges and a latch mechanism.
LIGHT:
This refers to an individual pane of glass within a door e.g. a ‘2 light’ door has two panes of glass.
LININGS/CASINGS:
Another name for an internal door frame.
LIPPINGS:
These create the door edge and can be reduced slightly in size to fit a specific door opening, without exposing the inner core of the door. Solid lippings (as long as they are large enough) allow the edges of doors to be modelled to form rebated pairs.
MULLION:
This is required when fitting an external door with a sidelight.
PAINTED FINISH:
The door has been painted to achieve a high-quality finish. This can be a colour or even grained timber effect.
PAIR MAKER:
A timber moulding that is shaped to fit on a door edge to easily create a door pair.
PRE-FINISHED:
A pre-finished door is one that is ready painted or varnished.
POCKET DOOR SYSTEM:
This is a sliding door system that is built into the wall so that the door disappears on opening completely into the pocket. A popular, contemporary door solution that is ideal for properties with limited space.
PRIMED:
Doors that have been prepared with an undercoat ready for a topcoat finish.
REBATING:
This makes doors into a pair, by machining a groove into the edges of two doors, creating a partial overlap where the doors meet.
SAFETY GLASS:
The glass that is heat-treated so that, should it break, it becomes granular and does not create sharp shards. All of JB Kind’s pre-glazed doors comply with building regulations and meet European standards.
SEMI-SOLID CORE:
The centre of the door is part solid and part cellular components.
SHAKER STYLE:
This type of door has a simple, flat, recessed centre panel and usually no detailing. Most often the shaker style doors have right-angled edges, although occasionally you will find those that have a slightly bevelled finish.
SIDELIGHT:
A panel which is usually fixed at the side of a hinged door. A sidelight is normally a narrow panel of glass set alongside a larger door.
SKIRTING:
This is a decorative wooden board running along the bottom of an interior wall, to finish the join between the wall and the floor.
SOLID CORE:
A heavy and solid centre to a door, it is normally made from wood-based timber components.
STANDARD CORE:
Standard core doors have a cellular structure inside the door. This means that the door is lighter in weight than solid or semi-solid core doors and is well suited to domestic use.
STILE:
This refers to the side of the door. Specific terms are hanging stile (hinge side), leading stile (the side that opens into a room) and meeting stile (door pairs).
SUSTAINABLE SOURCES:
To use materials from sustainable sources means that for every resource used/harvested from the land, a replacement will be created. In the context of JB Kind doors, it means that our supply partners ensure that trees are planted to replace those harvested and that only plantation timber specifically grown for use as raw material is used.
TIMBER GRAINING:
This is a pattern of fibres that you can see when you cut wood open.
UNFINISHED:
The door is supplied prepared ready for a topcoat finish. E.g. varnish or paint.
VENEER:
A thin slice of timber used as a decorative material on the visible face of the door.
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