Dryden WoodOil
by Dryden
Wellington
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Dryden WoodOil is a water-repellent, non-filming, timber protector. It’s a true migrating oil, that migrates deep into the timber. Dryden WoodOil’s water repelling properties prevent the absorption of water deep into the timber, helping to reduce excessive warping, cupping, and splitting of timber, thus extending the life span of those timbers.
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- Dryden WoodOil
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- Timber Stains
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- Dryden
- Brand
- Dryden
- Country of origin
- New Zealand
- Type of use
- Commercial and Residential
Dryden WoodOil is a water-repellent, non-filming, timber protector.
It’s a true migrating oil, that migrates deep into the timber. Dryden WoodOil’s water repelling properties prevent the absorption of water deep into the timber, helping to reduce excessive warping, cupping, and splitting of timber, thus extending the life span of those timbers.
- Specs
- Sizes Available: 1L, 4L, 10L, and 20L containers
- Finish: Non-filming, penetrating oil
- Compatible Additives: Dryden Colourtone+ for colour and UV protection
- Application: Brush, roller, or spray
Apply to clean, dry timber surfaces - Coverage: Approximately 6–12 m² per litre (depending on timber type and profile)
- Drying Time: Touch dry in 24 hours (conditions dependent)
- Recommended Use: Exterior timber cladding, joinery, laminated beams, outdoor furniture, and specified interior finishing
- Maintenance: Recoat as required without sanding or stripping
- Finish: Non-filming, penetrating oil
- Sizes Available: 1L, 4L, 10L, and 20L containers
- Features
- Deep Penetration: Absorbs into timber to reduce warping, cupping, and splitting.
- Water Repellent: Protects timber from moisture damage without forming a film.
- Non-Filming Finish: Allows timber to breathe and maintain its natural look.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for cladding, joinery, laminated beams, and outdoor furniture.
- Compatible with Colourtone+: Add tint for UV protection and colour enhancement.
- Designed for NZ Conditions: Formulated to withstand local climate challenges.
- Low Maintenance: Easy to recoat without sanding or stripping.
- Deep Penetration: Absorbs into timber to reduce warping, cupping, and splitting.
- Scope of use
Dryden WoodOil is a water-repellent, non-filming timber protector suitable for most timber species and profiles, old or new, rough or smooth. It is designed for New Zealand conditions and can be applied to:
- Timber cladding
- Shingle roofs and shakes
- Fencing
- Laminated beams
- Garage doors
- Joinery (windows, frames, entrance, sliding and French doors)
- Outdoor furniture
- Specified interior finishing (low-build applications)
Timber types:
- Most hardwoods (e.g., Kwila, Garapa, Vitex, Jarrah, Purpleheart)
- Most softwoods (e.g., Radiata Pine, Macrocarpa, Western Red Cedar, Larch, Redwood)
- Modified timbers (e.g., thermal or acetylated), plywood, and laminated timbers
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Frequently asked questions about
Dryden WoodOil
The Dryden WoodOil is supplied by Dryden. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Dryden lists on ArchiPro.
Dryden does not publish a price for the Dryden WoodOil on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Timber Stains on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with timber stains from other suppliers.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Hill House by Ponting Fitzgerald Architects, From Devastation to Reinvention — A Home Reimagined by Maxar Architecture and Stand Tū Māia Northland Children's Village by HB Architecture. See how it was used in a finished space.
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