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2019-06-12 14:35:59

Was meant only as a hint/experience report. The product is the Woca Tannin Stain Spray, with us it worked wonderfully. You only have to oil afterwards! We ourselves also have 2cm thick floorboards, so multiple treatments are needed. But if you only have a stain once, it is easier with this, spray on, let it sit, wipe off and wipe again with water. If necessary, repeat and then oil anew.

2019-06-12 15:59:55

The wooden floor on the ground floor is finished! We are once again amazed because we find it so beautiful. Also in terms of the "foot feeling" (of course we immediately walked barefoot over it *g*), it is simply wonderful! We hope that it stays that way because it will still be sanded and oiled. [ATTACH alt="IMG_20190612_104359.jpg"]35247[/ATTACH]

There won’t be any photos without the interim workshop for a while because now the floor upstairs is being laid, but due to space reasons, the cutting is still done downstairs – well – so we will have to wait another one or two weeks for the full "oh-how-beautiful-is-our-floor" feeling.

Good morning, I really like it! Where did you buy the floors? What brand is it?

2019-06-12 16:39:26

No idea - we told our house builder that we want oak natural and oiled. He showed us three samples and we chose one.

I'll go to the construction site again tonight, maybe there is something on it. Otherwise, I'll have to ask first.

2019-06-12 21:57:34

The floor looks really great and I think you can simply tell that it is real wooden flooring. I find those tiles in wood look creepy, the feel of walking on them is just as bad. Nothing beats natural flooring, better some patina and stains than going for vinyl or wood-look tiles!

2019-06-12 23:20:19

As is often the case, a matter of opinion. I also think nothing beats a wooden floor, but if you have small children, you a) only enjoy it briefly and b) have a little nervous breakdown with every scratch and dent. So we have wood-look tiles, expensive ones, which also feel great and look fantastic. And no one who hasn’t just built or is building and therefore dealt with the subject notices that it’s not wood... 90% of the time "oh, great plank floor." Even the stove fitter was uncertain whether it was wood and thus if protection was necessary.

2019-06-12 23:49:32

Our younger son wanted "wood-look tiles" in his bathroom. I have to admit that the look is quite good. Real wood somehow in the house of is preferable to me - of course not as a bathroom floor.

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