
Taroil Wood Oil is a premium natural wood protection oil specially formulated for thermally modified wood. Made with a powerful blend of linseed oil, pine tar, and pine turpentine, Taroil deeply absorbs into the wood to slow moisture ingress, rot, and fungal damage — giving your wooden surfaces a beautiful, transparent, and water-resistant finish.
Perfect for outdoor and indoor wooden structures, Taroil is trusted for use on hot tubs, saunas, log houses, garden furniture, terraces, and boats. Available in Dark Brown (1 Litre), this oil enhances the natural tone of the wood while providing long-lasting protection.
- Natural ingredients: Pine turpentine, Pine tar, Linseed oil
- Water-resistant transparent finish
- Suitable for thermally modified wood
- Can be toned with paint pigments
- Free UK & Europe delivery included in price
| Model | Oleum-1F |
| Colour | Dark Brown |
| Volume | 1 Litre |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Coverage (Lumber) | 9–16 ft² per litre |
| Coverage (Plane Surfaces) | 26.2–32.88 ft² per litre |
| Drying Time | 1–7 days (thin layers, weather dependent) |
| Number of Layers | 1–4 layers depending on surface quality |
| Tool Cleaning | Pine turpentine |
| Max Wood Humidity Before Use | Under 15% |
| Max Air Relative Humidity | Under 80% |
| Delivery Time | 5 business days |
| Delivery Coverage | UK & Europe |
▶ What surfaces can Taroil Wood Oil be used on?
Taroil is ideal for thermally modified wood and is suitable for hot tubs, saunas, boats, jetties, log houses, garden furniture, terraces, and garden houses.
▶ Does Taroil need to be diluted before use?
No dilution is required. Shake well before and during use, apply a thin layer with a brush or cloth, allow it to absorb, then remove any unabsorbed oil from the surface.
▶ How many coats should I apply?
Between 1 and 4 layers are recommended depending on the surface condition and intended use. Allow each layer to fully dry before applying the next.
▶ Can Taroil be used on painted or varnished surfaces?
No — Taroil is not suitable for painted or varnished surfaces. Apply only to clean, bare wood free from dirt and fungus.
▶ How long does Taroil take to dry?
When applied in thin layers, drying time is between 1 and 7 days depending on weather conditions and the type of wood.
▶ How do I safely dispose of used cloths and woodchips?
Important: Used cloths and woodchips soaked in Taroil can self-combust. Keep them moistened with water in a sealed container before disposal, or burn them immediately. Liquid waste must be taken to a hazardous waste collection point.
We deliver across the UK and Europe with an estimated delivery time of 5 business days. All prices are fully inclusive — VAT, customs fees, import duties, and free shipping are all covered in the listed price. No hidden costs at checkout.
Our shipping partner will contact you ahead of delivery to confirm an estimated arrival time and arrange a convenient delivery window. If you have any questions about your order, our team is always happy to help.
⚠️ Safety Information
Woodchips and cloths that have come into contact with Taroil can self-combust. Before disposal, keep them moistened with water in a sealed container or burn them immediately. Keep the product away from soil, drainage systems, and open water. Spills must be contained using sand or another non-flammable absorbent material. Liquid residues must be taken to a hazardous waste collection point.