Woodoc 30 / 35
Stocked or sourced on request — ask the counter.
Timber on Namibian buildings — pergolas, decks, doors, exposed trusses — is an architectural promise the climate immediately tests. Builders who hand over Woodoc-sealed timber hand over something that still looks right at the retention inspection. Swachem supplies the construction trade’s Woodoc: exterior grades by the project quantity, deck systems for the lodge builds, and the primer that makes hardwood behave.
Solvent-based grades on site follow flammable-storage practice; water-borne ranges are available where occupied-building application demands low odour.
Seal end grain twice — Namibian timber fails from the ends inward, and the sixty seconds per post spent flooding end grain is the cheapest durability upgrade in the whole finishing schedule.
The lines construction buyers draw from this category most.
Stocked or sourced on request — ask the counter.
Stocked or sourced on request — ask the counter.

Woodoc Deck Sealer is the exterior sealer built for walked timber — decks, stairs and walkways taking UV, foot traffic and thermal shock together. Penetrating protection in deck colours that erodes gracefully underfoot and recoats without sanding.
Available in1 L
In stock: Windhoek & Walvis Bay

Woodoc Plus Life Primer is the penetrating primer that opens dense and resinous timber before sealing — the difference between a sealer that soaks in and one that sits on hardwood. Water-borne clear, applied first on meranti, teak-type hardwoods and previously weathered surfaces.
Available in1 L
In stock: Windhoek & Walvis Bay

The Woodoc Water-Borne Deck range seals walked exterior timber with low odour and fast recoat — in Clear, Imbuia, Mahogany, Natural, Oak and Teak. The choice for lodges and homes where a deck must be back in service the same weekend it was sealed.
Available in1 L
In stock: Windhoek & Walvis Bay
Before or immediately at installation — not at finishing stage. Namibian sun degrades bare timber surfaces within weeks, and sealer applied over UV-damaged fibres bonds to sacrificial material. Best practice on lodge builds: seal all faces (especially end grain) at ground level, install, then apply the final coat in place. It costs sequence, not money.
The pergola takes full sky exposure: Woodoc 30 minimum, 50 where the spec or orientation is brutal, three generous coats. The front door under a porch runs 30 comfortably, primed first if it is a dense hardwood. Same product family, different exposure maths — and both need the maintenance conversation at handover.
The truth: penetrating sealers need a maintenance coat when water stops beading — typically 12–24 months by exposure — and that maintenance is a clean-and-coat, never a strip. Builders who write that sentence into the handover file stop paying for climate as if it were workmanship. We supply maintenance-quantity pricing your client can act on.
Yes — trade quantities against a project account, with colour lines (Universal Colours, stain ranges) supplied from consistent batches so building A matches building C eighteen months later. For phased lodge developments we hold colour allocations against the programme. Ask for the trade card rather than buying retail tins per phase.
Swachem Windhoek · 2-8 Walter Street, Southern Industrial Area, Windhoek · Tel 061 235 051 · Monday – Friday, 08:00 – 17:00
Served primarily from Swachem Windhoek — 061 235 051. SDS, grades and delivery scheduling included in the quote.