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B&Q£44.99Visit shop B&Q - Wood Floor Stain Black2.5LHighly ConcentratedQuick Drying Wood Stain For All Types Of New & Reclaimed Timber Flooring
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Furniture Clinic Wood Floor Stain is designed for homeowners and professionals looking to revitalize new or reclaimed timber flooring with a professional, uniform finish. Its key benefit is a highly concentrated, water-based formula that achieves deep coloration in a single application while preserving the natural wood grain. While highly effective, it is important to note that the stain is not a topcoat, so it must be sealed with a wax, oil, or lacquer to ensure long-term durability against foot traffic.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Wood-Floor-Stain |
| Brand | Furniture Clinic |
It is designed for both new and reclaimed timber flooring, though we always recommend a small patch test in an inconspicuous area first.
The stain dries to a matt finish in approximately 10 minutes.
Yes, this stain is not a topcoat. You must apply a wax, oil, or lacquer to ensure the floor is protected from wear and tear.
No, this product is intended for interior use on timber flooring.
A brush, sponge, or dedicated applicator kit works best. Ensure you work in the direction of the grain.
Since it is a water-based product, you can clean your brushes and tools easily with warm water.
This usually indicates the wood was not sanded consistently or had leftover residue; re-sand the affected area and re-apply.
The stain is highly concentrated; if it is too dark, you may need to dilute it slightly with water or apply a thinner layer with a well-wrung applicator.
The stain requires a topcoat. Apply a suitable wax, oil, or lacquer to seal the color into the wood.
Before applying the stain, ensure the floor is sanded, clean, dry, and free of any previous wax or polish. This ensures the stain can properly penetrate the wood fibers. The stain is compatible with most standard interior wood types.
Application tools such as foam brushes or microfiber applicators are recommended for an even spread. Once the stain is fully dry, it is imperative to apply a protective finish—such as a floor lacquer, hard wax oil, or traditional wax—to provide a wear-resistant barrier. Clean tools immediately after use with warm, soapy water.
