Floor Finishing Products
Floor finishing products brings together everything needed to protect, colour and maintain a wood floor, spanning seven categories from leading names including Bona, Junckers, Morrells Finishes, Osmo, Blanchon, Fiddes & Sons and Loba. Whether the job calls for a full sand-and-refinish, a colour change with wood dye, or simply keeping an existing floor clean, the range covers lacquers, hardwax oils, wood dyes and stains, primers and treatments, fillers, cleaners and polishers, and sanding abrasives in one place.
Key Features
- Seven product categories — Cleaners & Polishers, Floor & Wood Fillers, Primers & Treatments, Floor Lacquers, Hardwax & Oil, Wood Dyes & Stains, and Abrasives
- Trusted specialist brands, including Bona, Junckers, Morrells Finishes, Osmo, Blanchon, Fiddes & Sons and Loba
- One and two-component systems, in both solvent-based and water-based formulations
- Finish choice across Gloss, Satin, Matt and Extra Matt
- Extensive colour range, from natural, clear and white through Oak, Walnut, Wenge and Jacobean Oak stains
- Sanding abrasives in Aluminium Oxide and Zirconia, from 40 to 240 grit
- Pack sizes from 125ml up to 5L, suiting single-room touch-ups through to full-floor projects
Everything a Floor Needs, From Sanding to Aftercare
This range covers a project from start to finish: abrasives in a full grit progression handle the sanding stage, wood dyes and stains in tones from natural through deep Wenge and Jacobean Oak let the colour be adjusted before sealing, and lacquers and hardwax oils in gloss through extra matt finishes protect the surface long-term. Primers and treatments prepare bare or problem floors before finishing, fillers deal with gaps and imperfections, and cleaners and polishers keep a finished floor looking its best once the job is done. Two-component systems from brands like Bona offer extra durability for high-traffic floors, while one-component, water-based options suit simpler refinishing jobs.
Where These Products Work Best
- Full sand-and-refinish projects — abrasives, stains, primers and lacquers cover every stage
- Colour changes on an existing wood floor — the wide stain range spans natural through deep, bold tones
- High-traffic commercial or busy household floors — two-component lacquers and hardwax oils from Bona and Junckers offer extra durability
- Ongoing floor maintenance — cleaners and polishers keep a finished floor protected between refinishes
FAQ
What's the difference between a lacquer and a hardwax oil finish?
Lacquer sits on top of the wood as a protective film, while hardwax oil soaks into the timber for a more natural look that's easier to spot-repair over time.
Do I need a primer before applying a floor lacquer or stain?
On bare or newly sanded wood, a primer helps the finish take evenly and can improve adhesion, though requirements vary by product and floor type.
What's the difference between one-component and two-component finishes?
Two-component systems mix a hardener in before application, generally giving a harder, more durable finish suited to busier floors, while one-component products are simpler to apply.
What grit sequence should I use for sanding a floor?
A typical progression runs from a coarser grit like 40 or 60 through to a finer 120, 180 or 240 grit, removing the old finish first before smoothing the surface for refinishing.
Can these products be used on both solid and engineered wood floors?
Most of the range suits both, though it's worth checking the specific top layer thickness of an engineered floor before sanding, since this limits how many times it can be refinished.