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Bona Home for Parquet
Bona Home brings together user-friendly products for the DIY renovation of parquet and wooden floors. The collection includes parquet lacquers, primer, joint filler, and a joint sealant for prepared joints and small repairs.
This allows you to clearly plan the process from the sanded subfloor to the finished surface. It is important that the floor type, joint pattern, gloss level, usage, and product data sheet are all compatible.
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Advantages for DIY renovation
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Clear choice for the home
Bona Home is geared towards private applications and simplifies the planning of the lacquer system -
Preparation before lacquering
A suitable primer can prepare the sanded subfloor for subsequent sealing -
Neat joint processing
Joint filler and joint sealant are suitable for preparing small gaps or imperfections -
Choose between Classic or Supreme
The lacquer selection can be adjusted to suit normal or heavy usage and the desired gloss level -
Coordinate care appropriately
After drying, suitable care products help maintain the sealed surface in everyday life
Which Bona Home solution is right?
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Bona Home Parquet Primer
The primer is used before the lacquer and can prepare the wooden floor for sealing. -
Bona Home Parquet Joint Filler
The joint filler is mixed with sanding dust when small gaps need to be filled in a matching color. -
Joint sealant light oak
The joint sealant is suitable for spot repairs, provided the color and joint pattern match the floor. -
Bona Home Classic
Depending on product specifications, Classic is suitable for living areas with normal wear. -
Bona Home Supreme
Supreme is more suitable for heavily used living areas, provided the floor type and manufacturer instructions allow it. -
Supplementary care
Appropriate parquet care products should be chosen for later cleaning.
Professional tips for clean results
With Bona Home, it is not just the chosen parquet lacquer that determines the result. Subfloor, joints, primer, application, and drying should be viewed as a cohesive system.
Define the system before startingCheck whether joint filler, primer, and parquet lacquer are intended to be used together before sanding.
Use clean sanding dustJoint filler only works effectively if clean wood dust from the matching floor is used.
Create a test area for old floorsWith unknown previous treatments, a small test area can help to better assess the color effect and adhesion.
Do not shorten drying timesIntermediate sanding, the next coat, and subsequent load-bearing should always be planned according to the product data sheet.
Preparation and application
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Check the subfloor carefully
The floor should be dry, cleanly sanded, and free of old residues or sanding dust -
Assess joints beforehand
Small joints or cracks can be prepared with suitable parquet joint filler depending on the situation -
Apply primer evenly
The parquet primer should be applied to suit the floor and without puddling -
Choose lacquer according to usage
Classic or Supreme should be selected based on stress levels, gloss level, and product specifications -
Start care only after drying
Cleaning and care should only take place once the surface is ready for use according to the manufacturer's instructions
FAQ about Bona Home
Answers regarding lacquer selection, primer, joint filler, application, and care in living areas.
Classic or Supreme – which parquet lacquer should I choose?
Bona Home Classic is suitable for living areas with normal wear, depending on product specifications. Within the Bona Home range, Bona Home Supreme is more suitable for heavily used areas. Usage, gloss level, and the respective product data sheet are the deciding factors.
Do I need a primer before using Bona Home parquet lacquer?
A primer is often useful if a raw or freshly sanded wooden floor is to be prepared for the lacquer system. It can make the surface more even and influence the wood appearance. You can find suitable products under parquet primer.
When should I use joint filler and when joint sealant?
Parquet joint filler is usually processed with sanding dust when small gaps need to be filled before lacquering. A joint sealant is more suitable for spot repairs. Color, joint width, and subsequent finishing are important.
Can I also use Bona Home on cork or floorboards?
Some Bona Home lacquers are intended for wooden and cork floors, depending on product specifications. For joint fillers, floorboards, end-grain wood, or special subfloors, suitability should be checked more closely. The application situation and manufacturer specifications are decisive.
How do I maintain the floor after sealing?
After sealing, the floor should first dry and be loaded according to the manufacturer's instructions. Products that match the lacquered surface are suitable for later cleaning. You can find a suitable selection under parquet care products.
