Te PāTe Pātaka Kōrero o Te Hau Kapua - Devonport Library was commissioned to Athfield Architects in 2013.
Dryden WoodOil in Elm was used on this project to ensure protection and a premium finish to the timber used. Dryden WoodOil ensures strength and durability and brings the best out of timber used in any project.
Dryden WoodOil has a matt, natural finish to maintain your timber cladding’s natural beauty. It can be applied quickly and easily and its deep migrating properties will protect your timber for years to come.
Dryden WoodOil is a suitable cladding treatment for all types of timber, including Cedar, Macrocarpa, Redwood, Lawson’s Cyprus and modified timbers to name a few. It can be used on new and restored weatherboards, plywood, board and batten and more.
Dryden provides market-leading wood oil solutions for exterior timber.
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- NZIA 2016 New Zealand Architecture Awards Winner
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At Dryden, we are all about protecting and enhancing the natural beauty of the timber – grain, texture and colour.
In 1999, Dryden was established to service the New Zealand housing and construction industry, providing a more fitting protection solution for timber, through our flagship product Dryden WoodOil.
Since the beginning, Dryden has been dedicated to developing new products for the marketplace. Today, Dryden WoodOil remains a trusted and proven product. The range also encompasses comprehensive specialist cleaning and coating products for a variety of interior and exterior applications.
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