Xyladecor renews range and colours
NEW COLOURS
New colours for Xyladecor Tuinhuis
Xyladecor's colour range has expanded since October 2024. Thus, the two most popular products Xyladecor Garden House and Xyladecor Garden House Color will gain new colours.
With the transparent stain Xyladecor Tuinhuis, the colour range is enriched with a Douglas fir shade. So you can always preserve the look of your garden house made of Douglas fir. So even if your Douglas fir garden building has aged a bit, you can breathe new life into it by staining the wood with a similar Douglas fir shade.
The Xyladecor Tuinhuis Color range is then joined by the two newcomers Lente knop and Wolkengrijs. Spring Bud is a greyish-green shade and Cloud Grey is a grey shade with blue undertones. Even with an opaque stain, the wood structure remains somewhat visible as you can see in the examples below.
Douglas
Lente knop
Wolkengrijs
Xyladecor Natuurlijk Effect now available in mix colours
If you have a colour code in mind of a transparent wood stain colour that you would like to mix into one of the Xyladecor Natural Effect products, then you are in luck! From now on, this is possible.
This offers numerous advantages for you. For example, any mixed wood shade will look natural because the products are enriched with natural oils, giving you a matt look.
If you still prefer to stick with the Xyladecor colours, you can try them out first with a Xyladecor Natural Effect Tester.
Highlighted: the latest product from Xyladecor
Xyladecor adds a product to its range that meets the requirements of the new dyer or DIY'er. We are talking about Xyladecor Één Laag Tuinhoutbeits.
The name translated: One Coat Garden Wood Stain. In other words, this product allows you to cover and protect your garden wood from weathering in just one coat.
Especially ideal for fences and wooden closures. Here, ease of use really comes first, as the product is not only easy to apply, but also dries quickly and saves you a lot of time.
RENEWED PRODUCTS
Is my favourite product still available?
Xyladecor products with a new name
Can't find your product on our webshop straight away? That's possible because a lot of names have changed. They are now even more meaningful!
See below which products still exist, but can be found under a different name.
| Old | New |
| Xyladecor Vergrijsd Effect | Xyladecor Houtbeits Vergrijsd Effect |
| Xyladecor Bielzen en palen | Xyladecor Tuinhoutbeits Carboplus |
| Xyladecor Houtbeits TQ | Xyladecor Transparante Houtbeits MIX |
| Xyladecor Dekkende beits TQ | Xyladecor Dekkende Houtbeits MIX |
| Xyladecor Bangkirai Antislip | Xyladecor Terrasbeits Antislip |
Last chance: these Xyladecor products are leaving
Unfortunately, with a restyling of the range, some products are also being removed. You can find them in this list.
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| Old | New |
| Xyladecor Tuinmeubel Handschoen | ❌ |
| Xyladecor Tuinmeubel Gel | ❌ |
| Xyladecor Tuinhuisbeits Spray | ❌ |
| Xyladecor Natuurlijk Zilvergrijs | ❌ |
They are still available with us while stocks last, so be quick to buy them.
Bio-based, water-based
You will see a Biobased icon on the new packaging of Xyladecor Terrasolie and Xyladecor Tuinhoutolie. They get that because they have an updated formula, using a binder with biobased ingredients. Since this means they contain a significant percentage of bio-based ingredients, they can display such an icon.
Bio-based materials are derived from renewable, natural resources such as plants and algae. They help reduce CO2 emissions compared to fossil fuels. The bio-based content of these products has been externally validated by TÜV and certified. That makes these products a (more) considerate choice for the environment.
Xyladecor Tuinhuis and Terrasbeits Antislip are now available water-based, making them an environmentally friendly upgrade to the well-known solvent-based stains.
The new formulas offer the same durable protection against weathering and UV rays. Both products also retain their intense colour and provide wood protection on the long-term, with the added benefit of being less harmful to the environment. Win win win!
If you have any questions or simply want to know more about these changes, you can of course always contact us, or find more elaborate information on Xyladecor's website.
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