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This article is designed for beginners eager to embark on this creative journey to help understand the fundamentals of woodworking. We'll cover essential tools, various types of wood, basic techniques, and some useful tips to get you started on your woodworking path.

Teak wood is a popular choice for furniture, flooring, and garden furniture – and for good reason. For many years, teak has been a preferred wood species thanks to its beautiful appearance and durability. However, to preserve its natural beauty and protect it from indoor wear as well as changing outdoor weather conditions, it is important to treat the wood correctly. In this article, you can read more about the best methods for treating teak wood using our wood oils for both indoor and outdoor applications.

In order to ensure your wood worktops remain in top condition, it’s essential that you perform regular maintenance, so read on for our guide on how to oil a wood worktop. 

Here’s the scenario…you’ve found the perfect wood, you’ve finalised your project design, and sanded to a 150 grit - now it’s time to oil. However, you may find yourself asking…what happens now? One of the most important aspects of the oiling process is preparation.

Many of us love using our wooden deck during the warm summer months. But to keep enjoying it year after year, the wood needs regular care. Without proper treatment, deck boards can become discoloured, warped, or even start to crack. On this page, we’ll explain how to care for your wooden deck — with a focus on cleaning, oiling using our effective exterior oil DuroGrit, and ongoing maintenance.

In this article, we’ll explore how to oil and care for your wooden chopping board to keep it in great condition.