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Woodrich Brand Timber Oil Deep Penetrating Wood Stain – Exterior Deck & Fence Stain (5 Gallons)

Price range: $233.00 through $269.00

Description

Product Description

Woodrich Brand Deep Penetrating Timber Oil (5-Gallon) is a premium, contractor-grade exterior wood stain formulated to protect and beautify your outdoor living spaces. This high-performance timber oil delivers up to 750 sq. ft. of coverage, making it the ultimate solution for staining new cedar, pressure-treated pine decks, wood fencing, siding, and log cabins.

Engineered with advanced trans-oxide pigments, our paraffinic-based formula dives deep into the wood grain. It replenishes old, dry wood from the inside out while providing superior UV protection and richer color coverage than standard retail stains.

Whether you are a DIY homeowner tackling your first weekend project or a professional contractor looking for a flawless finish, this easy-to-use wood stain guarantees a beautiful, streak-free result. The deep-penetrating technology eliminates common staining headaches—it will not overlap, run, or leave unsightly drip marks, even for first-time users.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Maximum Coverage: Covers up to 750 square feet per 5-gallon bucket.
  • No Lap Marks: Advanced penetrating formula prevents overlaps, runs, and drips.
  • Trans-Oxide Pigments: Provides long-lasting UV defense and vibrant, uniform color.
  • Versatile Application: The best deck stain for new cedar, pressure-treated pine, siding, fences, and log homes.
  • DIY-Friendly: Foolproof application ensures a professional-grade finish for beginners and pros alike.

Product Includes

  • 5 Gallons Woodrich Brand Timber Oil Stain

Specs at a Glance

Spec Detail
Size 40 lb container
Format Oil
Coverage Up to 750 sq ft
Shipping Free on all orders

Support

If you have questions or need help with your wood restoration project, you can count on Woodrich Brand to provide outstanding professional personalized support by calling us @ 636-288-8512 or emailing support@woodrichbrand.com as well. Also, you can visit our gallery or forum for tips, creative ideas, and support from the Woodrich Brand community.

Additional information

Weight 40 lbs
Color

Warm Honey Gold, Brown Sugar, Amaretto, Western Cedar, Signature Brown, Clear Advantage

  • As long as the temperature during the day is above 70 degrees, the timber oil stain will dry in 2-3 days.  The odor from the stain will typically go away after the stain has dried.
  • You can apply the brightener right away after cleaning.  If there are puddles of water, try to broom those off before applying the brightener.  There is no maximum amount of time you can wait, as long as you apply the brightener at some point before you stain.  
  • Yes, you can usually wait up to about three weeks before the sun will start causing the wood to lost its natural color.
  • Yes. Fence stain application temperature is important. You can apply Timber Oil as long as the temperature is above freezing. The stain will take longer to dry in colder temperatures. On the other hand, you need to apply Hardwood Wiping Stain when temperatures are above 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Yes. Using exterior wood stains or sealers is an excellent way in order to protect outdoor wood furniture.
  • You can use either a deep penetrating stain or a hardwood wiping stain on outdoor pressure-treated wood and pine furniture.
  • You can use either a deep penetrating wood stain or a hardwood wiping stain on outdoor wood furniture. The penetrating stain will finish more flat where the wiping stain will give the furniture a bit of luster. If your furniture is an exotic hardwood like Teak or Ipe, it is best to stick with the Hardwood Wiping Stain.
  • If the fence is facing southwest and is in full sun, all day, you should plan to reapply every 4 or 5 years.  The more shade the fence receives, the longer you can go in between maintenance applications.
  • The VOC level varies but all Woodrich Brand finishes are low VOC. You normally do not have to sand in between applications.
  • Sure, rinse the surface with water and allow it to dry.  Then you can give the wood another light application.  This time around it should not require nearly as much product because you are just freshening up the surface.  Wipe any excess product off so you leave the surface damp, but not wet.