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How to Stain and Protect a Garden Room

How to Stain and Protect a Garden Room with Lacq Produra: Modern UK Finish

Quick Highlights

  • Breathable film prevents blistering on insulated cladding
  • Stylish colour range – Anthracite, Old Grey, Olive, Natural
  • Water-based, low odour – work inside same day
  • Flexible coating resists cracking and UV fade
  • Second coat in ~6 hours; long 16 m² /L coverage
  • Long lasting - Wood looking fresh for years, no frequent repeat application
    Garden room stained and protected with Lacq produra

Introduction

Why Garden Rooms Need Protection

Timber offices and studios mix indoor comfort with outdoor exposure. Moisture gets trapped behind non-breathable paints, causing rot.

Why Lacq Produra Excels

The flexible, translucent film lets vapour escape, so insulation stays dry. UV-stable pigments keep modern colours crisp for years.

Lacq Produra Superior Wood Protector Front of Tin

How to Stain and Protect a Garden Room

  1. Clean & Inspect
    Remove cobwebs; check moisture below 18 %.
  2. Light Sand (Optional)
    For a smooth interior feel, sand lightly; dust off.
  3. Stir & First Coat
    Brush/roll vertical boards top-to-bottom. Avoid lap marks by keeping a wet edge.
  4. Wait 6 h, apply second coat.
  5. Third Coat (Optional)
    South-facing walls or exposed sills benefit from an extra layer.
  6. Cure & Furnish
    Safe to occupy after 24 h; full hardness in several days.

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