Step 1: preparation
Let's start with the first step in refurbishing your furniture: preparation. Click on the tabs to read what you can do to give your furniture the perfect preparation before painting it.
- Clean the parquet: use a good degreaser to remove all dirt and grease from the surface. Your parquet should be completely clean and grease-free before proceeding.
- Time for inspection: take the time to inspect your parquet. Are there any damages, scratches or missing pieces? It's important to notice these and to repair them to restore your parquet.
- Remove any old finishes: if they're still there, make sure you remove them thoroughly before proceeding.
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Berdy Clearline Degreaser is a 100% environmentally friendly, concentrated degreaser to clean surfaces before painting or plastering. It effectively removes grease and dirt, ensuring better adhesion while being fragrance-free and safe to use.
Berdy Clearline Degreaser is a 100% environmentally friendly, concentrated degreaser to clean surfaces before painting or plastering. It effectively removes grease and dirt, ensuring better adhesion while being fragrance-free and safe to use.
An environment-friendly deep cleaning concentrate for wooden floor and parquet floor. Specially designed to remove old polishes.
An environment-friendly deep cleaning concentrate for wooden floor and parquet floor. Specially designed to remove old polishes.
Cleans thoroughly oiled floors and is therefore ideal for removing stains and soap residues.
Cleans thoroughly oiled floors and is therefore ideal for removing stains and soap residues.
Step 2: Applying oil, varnish or stain
After the preparation, it's time to choose between parquet oil or varnish and stain to protect your wooden floor. Here are the next steps:
Checklist
- Come prepared 😎
- Clean and degrease
- Oil, varnish or stain your wooden floor
- Respect drying times
- Admire your beautiful parquet! 🌟
Need help?
If some of the steps aren't entirely clear to you, or if you're in a specific situation that isn't covered in our how-to guide, then our experts will be happy to help.
