Leinölfarbe

Wood protection for interior & exterior use

coloured wood surfaces

Look forward to paints based on natural raw materials that don't just look good, but also have real substance. Stand oil paints are perfect for you if you value quality and style. Find out why here.

The paints are based on pure linseed oil, colouring pigments and, in some cases, driers. The exact formulation varies by manufacturer. A real asset for a house like yours.

Use the stand oil paints indoors or outdoors. Indoors, timber cladding, interior doors, stairs or furniture can be painted with the stand oil paint. The stand oil paint pro dries particularly quickly, making long drying times a thing of the past.

 Outdoors, you can use the stand oil paints to decorate your timber-frame beams in just the right colour. Dimensionally stable timber components such as windows and doors can also be painted with the stand oil paint. Here, too, the fast drying time is an advantage. Windows sticking shut after a fresh coat of paint are a thing of the past.

To the linseed oil paints

brown wooden dining table with two grey seats near opened window

  • Living spaces: Creates a harmonious environment in your home that highlights your individual style.

  • Historic buildings: Preserves the charm of bygone eras and combines tradition with modern interior design.

  • Façades: Protects your home from the elements and gives it an attractive appearance with weather-resistant stand oil paints. 

green wooden floor

Paint or glaze?

Linseed oil paints are mixed in the manufactory in a wide range of prefabricated colours. In addition, it is possible to mix an individual colour shade.

These paints are intended for painting windows and timber-frame beams outdoors, and for furniture, children's toys and many other applications indoors. They produce opaque coatings. For less opaque paints, we recommend using stand oil glaze. It is mixed with a lower pigment content. The wood grain shows through the glazes.

Existing linseed oil paint coatings are maintained with the refresher oil, which reactivates the pigments with a single application. Such maintenance is required at longer intervals and delivers very attractive, good results with little effort.

To the glazes