Osmo Wood Oil Stain 2.5 Liter Basalt Grey 903

Great product - easy to apply - we've got used it on a 3mx3m summerhouse and have (hopefully) got enough to do two coats. The colour is a little more 'orange' than anticipated - was expecting a more 'biege' effect but it still looks lovely

Great product very happy with it.I did use it on my new shed and fence, however the new wood sucked this stuff up like a sponge.I had measured the area I needed to cover and bought enough to do two coats.I quickly went through my two cans. So I bought a 3rd and ended up doing two coats on my shed and one on my fence.Spent more than I originally planned on, but I am very happy with the finished product.

I have wooden doors and worktops and all were gone yellowy orange - horrible! This oil looked good so I decided to try it. I bought a large tin, and am amazed to say that having used two coats on everything I still have half a tin left. It goes a very long way, doesn't smell awful and sets to a beautiful hard finish. I am planning to do everything else with it!

Be aware you are best to plan three coats of this stuff. Very effective but you need to pay extra attention to the joins and holes from any screws, nails. Many shed manufacturers insist on an oil based preservative for the guarantee to be valid. Osmo fits the bill.My third purchase. All my outside wood products have Osmo.

Best product of its kind on the market and very reasonably priced with good delivery service. I would always use the recommended 2 coats not one as some people do. Have used "Larch" on all our decking and "Rose wood" on the timber sheds. Larch is a soft brown that compliments out Cotswold stone garden walls and the Rose wood is a deep dark chocolate. The decking was painted last year and has never been slippery unlike the unpainted boards even though a small amount of algae did grow over winter. I am very impressed with this product which although a little expensive compared to some other products is well worth it

Excellent product but requires a good stirring. Only issues are the lack of choice of size of tin size. When I ordered the first tins I could only find small ones, when I ran out I found larger tins under a different description (not English) which turned out to be the same product from the same supplier but worked out cheaper. Not sure if it was Amazon or the supplier at fault.

Used on wooden cladding, took out 'orangeness' and gave lovely aged silvery grey finish. Easy to apply. Really happy with the result.

OSMO make fantastic oils and although expensive there is absolutely no maintenance unlike other brands. No pealing or flaking whatever the weather and I first used it 8 years ago and haven’t touched it since