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Get your spring greens with Sadolin

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments3 Mins Read

Sadolin - lets-do-diy.comIf you want to be hot, hot, hot this Spring/Summer season then you need to go green. A key trend on the catwalks, green is also proving a favourite in the garden – and not just for your plants. With wood care specialists Sadolin you can give your garden wood the green treatment too, creating the ultimate in garden chic to impress when you’re entertaining this spring.

From soft pastels to more vibrant tones, Sadolin boasts a massive selection of fresh and attractive shades to suit all tastes, while ensuring premium protection for your garden wood.

Top of the pots
Accessorising your garden with decorated pots and planters is a quick but effective way to add some colour to the outside of your home.

Make over tired-looking wooden garden planters with a fresh new coat of stain and some colourful blooms. This pretty planter has been treated with Sadolin Four Seasons Garden Furniture Colour & Protector in ‘Botanic’, which complements the pale pink Cyclamen beautifully. Alternatively go for a really vivid shade, such as Sadolin Superdec in ‘Monaco’, and contrast with some classic spring flowers such as daffodils or tulips.

Boxing clever
Another quick fix solution, which will also add a touch of colour to the lives of your feathered friends, is to spruce up a bird box. Give yours a lift and protect it from the elements with a coat of Sadolin Superdec. This bird box has been treated with Sadolin Superdec in ‘Cloverleaf’.

Practical and pretty
Even the most practical of garden items – be it potting tables, trugs or compost bins – will benefit from a little love and attention, with a touch of colour making them features to be proud of.

These trugs have been given a country cottage makeover with some leftover Sadolin Superdec in ‘Ponderosa Pine’ (back) or ‘Pea Green’ (front), while this compost bin looks picture perfect thanks to a splash of Sadolin Superdec in ‘Clover Leaf’.

Sadolin Superdec offers a diverse palette of 45 shades and can be used to coat all garden timber, apart from decking, providing an opaque, paint-like finish that helps to hide any imperfections or blemishes in the wood. It also helps to increase the wood’s life-span reducing the need for maintenance, and is flexible enough to allow for the natural movement of the timber. It is touch dry in just one hour and is priced from £14.99 for a 1 litre can.

Sadolin Four Seasons Garden Furniture Colour & Protector provides a beautiful, easy to apply finish to keep your garden furniture looking its best for longer. It’s touch dry in just two hours and offers maximum resistance to knocks, scuffs and scratches. Available in three warm wood tomes as well as three pretty pastels – Botanic, Prospect Bay and Whisper – it’s priced from £11.99 for a 1 litre can.

For further information or to find your nearest stockist, please visit www.sadolin.co.uk or call the Sadolin Advice Centre on 0844 7708 998.

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