FirstFloor Wood Floor Cleaner Concentrate
Clean the floor first with a neutral wood cleaner.
$129.00
In stock
Our own-brand maintenance oil for oiled timber and cork floors. Applied by hand or machine, it tops up the oil in the wood to keep an oiled floor fed and looking its best. Matt finish. FirstFloor states coverage of about 70m² per litre.
!For oiled floors only. Oil-soaked cloths can self-combust: submerge used cloths in water. Test a small, hidden area first.
FirstFloor Maintenance Oil is our own-brand oil for oiled timber and cork floors, made with vegetable oils, waxes and resins. FirstFloor describes it as helping protect the surface against common spills like wine, tea and coffee.
Coverage, dry time and composition as stated by FirstFloor.
An oiled floor is protected by oil soaked into the timber, not by a surface coat. Over time that oil wears and the floor can look dry or patchy. This tops the oil back up, so the floor stays fed and keeps its natural matt look.
This is for oiled timber and cork only, not for lacquered, sealed or raw timber, which are cared for differently. If you are not sure of your finish, test an out-of-the-way patch first.
Oil-soaked cloths and pads can heat up and catch fire on their own. FirstFloor's instructions say to submerge used cloths in water straight after use, and never to leave them screwed up in a bin.
Steps follow FirstFloor's own Instructions for Use (linked below). Timings are FirstFloor's, for good ventilation.
Clean the floor first with a neutral wood cleaner.
Tops up the oil to keep the floor fed.
Buff the oil in evenly with a white pad.

Hiring the buffing machine is the easier way to work oil into a whole floor. $120, collected from our Newmarket showroom.
FirstFloor Maintenance Oil is our own-brand oil for oiled timber and cork floors, made with vegetable oils, waxes and resins. FirstFloor describes it as helping protect the surface against common spills like wine, tea and coffee.
Coverage, dry time and composition as stated by FirstFloor.
An oiled floor is protected by oil soaked into the timber, not by a surface coat. Over time that oil wears and the floor can look dry or patchy. This tops the oil back up, so the floor stays fed and keeps its natural matt look.
This is for oiled timber and cork only, not for lacquered, sealed or raw timber, which are cared for differently. If you are not sure of your finish, test an out-of-the-way patch first.
Oil-soaked cloths and pads can heat up and catch fire on their own. FirstFloor's instructions say to submerge used cloths in water straight after use, and never to leave them screwed up in a bin.
Steps follow FirstFloor's own Instructions for Use (linked below). Timings are FirstFloor's, for good ventilation.
Clean the floor first with a neutral wood cleaner.
Tops up the oil to keep the floor fed.
Buff the oil in evenly with a white pad.

Hiring the buffing machine is the easier way to work oil into a whole floor. $120, collected from our Newmarket showroom.
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