Oil finished wood floors

You may or may not remember that we took a different route when finishing our wood floors in our home. Instead of installing pre-finished floors or using polyurethane, we chose to finish unfinished yellow pine with pure tung oil. And in the two years we've been living with these floors, we have received hundreds of questions about how they are holding up. I guess we aren't the only ones who are interested in this beautiful, natural, nontoxic finish.

Shop Minwax Wood Finish Oil-based Ipswich Pine Semi-transparent Interior Stain (Half-pint) 222104444 in the Interior Stains department at Lowes.com

Pallmann Magic Oil review after 12 years of use. How is it performing? Do we still recommend this popular hardwax oil for hardwood floors?

Wondering what floor finishes to use? Here is a helpful video over-viewing the main differences between varnishes and oils for your flooring.

Have you tried using a Tung Oil wood finish? Maybe you need too! This is my favorite wood finisher and I am explaing why. Come see why I like it so much plus tips on applying tung oil to wood. #twofeetfirst #woodworking #diyprojects

You read that right! No stain, no polyurethane, just plain ole oil! #DIY #Flooring #Stain #oil

Tung oil is the hardest natural finish you can buy for hardwood floors. This article explores the FAQ of using tung oil, its advantages, and its disadvantages on a wood floor.

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