Since 1860 Cabinet makers and furniture craftsman alike have relied upon the fine products that have been created by Briwax. The need for these fine products came into being from the need of these craftsman and designers to have finishes that would protect the qualities of the finer woods and restore that almost new look to their creations. 

 It was Henry Flack, the creator of Briwax who formulated the product that is in wide use today. Mr. Flack formulated a blend of the finest bees wax and the waxy emollient from the Carnauba Palm from South America to create the formulation that we know of today as Briwax. These fine waxes are know for their protective qualities and for the restorative as well. Mr. Flack knew this and devoted much of his time to making sure that the formulation was one of the finest in the world. 

Briwax can be used on almost all fine wood surfaces. This means furniture, flooring, finished and unfinished woods, and can be used to remove damage from water rings, scuffs and scratches as well as the finest antiques in the world.

 Some other items that Briwax can be used on are Wood paneling, kitchen cabinets, and craft projects. Briwax can also be used on unfinished and untreated leathers, as well as wood doors and almost any fine piece of antique furniture. 

Briwax comes available in clear and nine natural wood tones. These are Golden Oak, Dark Oak, Light Brown, Rustic Pine, Antique Mahogany, Teak, Tudor Brown, Dark Brown and Ebony. The stains in these certain Briwax products allow the craftsperson or even the homeowner to lighten or darken a finish in order to fill in and hide small surface scratches and chips in older furniture or priceless antiques.

Briwax is also formulated to allow dirt, oil and old wax to be dissolved and removed leaving behind a beautiful, lustrous durable had rubbed finish. Briwax also carries a product line of complete wood care agents that allow all including the most seasoned craftsman to protect, preserve, and rejuvenate any fine piece of wood anywhere in their home.