What kind of Osmo oil do I need for oak step

[TriMattRdg]

Recently had a threshold/internal step put in made of oak to replace the old mdf one . It seems there is a huge choice of osma oil products - what would I need for best protection and natural look. Just an oil or a protector as well ? If so could you recommend a kind.

It is indoors but can get a bit wet from foot traffic etc . See photo

Thanks

 

[Mr Chibs]

Any hard wax oil will be OK, OSMO or Fiddies.

I have also used OSMO worktop oil on shelves/doors as I had some left.

Step looks smart, good way to cover up the threshold.

 

[StephenStephen]

I'd go for the matt original.

Polyx-Oil Original - Osmo UK

The Original Hardwax-Oil HIGH SOLID: Extremely durable and hardwearing Very water, dirt and abrasion resistant Enhances the wood's natural character Highly resistant to common liquid spillages such as water, juice, tea, cola and wine Saliva-resistant and sweatproof, suitable for children's...

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Don't use the raw, it's got white colour in it.

 

[DiyNutJob]

Get clear floor paint. It's usually labeled as diamond hard. Oil based ones will shine. 3 coats will protect and water proof. I would polymer sealant the edges to prevent water seeping down the sides.