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National Museum Oslo

Project Information

Year: 2022

Location: Oslo, Norway

Category: Commercial

Type: Flooring

Photography: 

Drone Photo by Iwan Baan

Species: Oak (European)

Project Description

National Museum Oslo

The museum that ‘screams’ Rubio Monocoat

With 400,000 works in its collection, the National Museum of Art in Oslo is Norway’s largest collection of art, architecture and design. But not just world-famous paintings such as “The Scream” by Edvard Munch are worth admiring in the museum. After all, the floors treated with Rubio Monocoat are also worth a look!

The National Museum was established in 2003 in Oslo and opened a new building in 2022. This phenomenal new building is situated near the harbor and is adjacent to the Nobel Peace Centre. To make it even more impressive, it is even bigger than the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and the Guggenheim in Bilbao. Among its world-famous art, the museum displays the painting “The Scream” by Edvard Munch.

Taking all this into account, it was quite an honor to be chosen to protect the wooden floors in the museum. Rubio Monocoat’s Oil Plus 2C was used to treat the no less than 42,650 ft² floors. Most of the floors got the color "Natural", and about 13,000 ft² were protected with the color "Pure". Cleaning is done with Universal Soap.

Copyrights: Outdoor drone picture of the museum and the Nobel Peace Center (white building) © Iwan Baan

Floor supplier: Hørning Parket AS, Denmark & Parkettgruppen AS, Norway

Cleaning and maintenance company: Iss Facility Services

Property owner: Statsbygg

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