Is Lanotec Timber Seal in stock for delivery in Australia?

Yes. Lanotec Timber Seal is currently in stock. It ships from a Chem Connect site that holds it, chosen for your delivery address at checkout. Estimated dispatch: 7 business days after you order. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout before you pay, with an estimated delivery date where the carrier gives one.

What pack sizes does Lanotec Timber Seal come in?

Lanotec Timber Seal is available in 5L Jerry Can, 20L Drum, 200L Drum, 1000L IBC, 10L, 3L, 600ml with trigger. Custom pack sizes can be sourced via the Custom Orders form.

Is Lanotec Timber Seal classified as dangerous goods (DG)?

Lanotec Timber Seal is non-DG and ships through standard freight without the additional ADG-rated handling required for dangerous goods.

Do prices include GST?

Prices are shown in AUD excluding GST, with the price including GST beside each one. GST (10%) is added at checkout, on products and freight together, and shown as its own line on your order and tax invoice. Invoices are tax-compliant for ABN-holding Australian businesses.

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Description

Lanotec Timber Seal is a lanolin oil for dressed timber: decks, outdoor furniture, gates and cladding. Packs run from a 600 ml trigger to a 1,000 L IBC.

What it does

Timber Seal is Lanotec's treatment for dressed timber. Lanolin, UV stabilisers and an anti mould agent travel into the wood in an evaporating carrier. The lanolin keeps boards supple, so they are less prone to drying, cracking, splitting and rot, and it resists rain. It dries clear to show the grain, guards metal fixings against corrosion and eases sticky locks and hinges.

Where to use it

Decking, outdoor furniture, fencing, gates, cladding, end grains and checkouts. On a new deck, spray the underside and structural timbers before building. For rough sawn boardwalks and posts, choose Lanotec Timber Seal PLUS. Both sit in our rust and corrosion protection range.

How to use

Pressure clean, then leave it 24 hours to dry.
Shake well, and longer in cold weather.
Measure the area and use the rate below. Too much product leaves the surface tacky.
Spray it on, from the trigger pack or a garden sprayer, and spread it with a flat lambswool applicator.
Allow 6 hours to dry. Buffing the last coat lifts the grain.

Timber	Approximate coverage
New hardwood	10-15 m²/L
Old hardwood	8-10 m²/L
New softwood	8-10 m²/L
Old softwood	6-8 m²/L

Safe on / avoid

Boards once oiled with decking oil are fine if they look dry. Keep it off acrylic water based finishes, which Lanotec lists as incompatible. Sand and clean grey, weathered timber first. Lanotec recommends Lanotec Type A Grease for end grains and screw holes. Read the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Specifications

Property	Value
Colour	Light brown
Solubility in water	Immiscible in water
Flash point	>75ºC
Boiling point	>150ºC
Coverage	6-8 to 10-15 m²/L by timber type
Dangerous goods	Not regulated for transport
Poisons schedule	S5 (Caution)

Pack sizes and delivery

10L, 20L Drum, 200L Drum and 1000L IBC, plus 600ml with trigger (minimum 6), 3L (minimum 3) and 5L Jerry Can (minimum 2), in those lot sizes. The IBC is made to order. It travels as general freight.

Questions

▸Will Timber Seal stop my deck cracking?

It helps. Lanotec says the lanolin keeps boards supple against drying, cracking and splitting, as long as it is topped up.

▸How much do I need for a deck?

Measure it and use the table: new hardwood covers about 10 to 15 m² per litre.

▸Can I put it over an acrylic deck coating?

No. Lanotec lists it as incompatible with acrylic water based products.

▸Can I tint Timber Seal?

Yes. Most oil based tints mix in at 2.5 per cent on dry timber; test an off cut.

Safety Information

DANGER Combustible liquid (H227). Swallowing can be fatal if the liquid enters the airways (H304).

PPE: Nitrile gloves (the SDS rates them for intermittent contact), safety glasses, overalls and safety shoes. Where vapour or mist could be breathed in, add a type A filter half mask.
Handling and storage: C1 combustible liquid under AS 1940. Store locked up and upright with the lid on, somewhere cool, dry and ventilated, out of direct sun and away from food, heat, ignition sources, strong acids, bases and oxidisers. Take precautions against static. Avoid repeated or prolonged skin contact.
First aid: Swallowed: rinse the mouth and do not induce vomiting. Offer a glass of water and phone a doctor or Poisons Centre at once. Skin: take off soaked clothing and flush with water, adding soap. Eyes: wash out with water and seek medical advice. Inhaled: get the person into fresh air and keep them warm. Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26.
Spills: Shut off ignition sources, keep it out of drains and soak it up with sand, soil or another inert absorbent, then seal it in labelled drums.
Dangerous goods: Not regulated for transport.
Poisons schedule: S5 (Caution).
SDS: Safety Data Sheet dated 23 Sep 2022 attached to this page.