Esbjerg Paints

A wide color map

The year was 1889. The location downtown Esbjerg. Here A. Lykke Thomsen founded his paint & varnish factory, which you may know today as EFAPaint A/S. The manufacture of special floor lacquer and bone wax later moved down to Esbjerg Harbour, but remained in the hands of the sons until 1937.

In the 1960s, new ideas were given to the range, and primarily the agricultural machinery industry was in their sights. And why exactly that one? Well, the management saw the potential in gathering all the original colours of the powerful machines under one roof. The company quickly took the lead in tractor pulling when it comes to touch-up coatings and industrial paint systems.

Acquisition of FAXE A/S

They also got the brushes in when they in 2007 headed to Hornbæk and bought a full product series for your DIY projects, including terrace cleaning, rattan cleaning as well as cleaning and surface treatment of composite.

Wet varnishes for lamp production

The PH5 and the artichoke are true design classics, but did you know that Louis Poulsen (https://bels.dk/da/lys/spot-lamper/udendorslamper/louis-poulsen-udendorslamper) uses EFAPaint wet lacquer for these? It can be used as the sole paint or combined with powder paint. In addition to the beautiful exterior, the lamps are known for their pleasant light dispersion. This is due, among other things, to the white tint given inside. Louis Poulsen Lighting has with the help of the Estonian paint development company created top-class surface treatment.

Machine and floor repairs that last

Whether you have a newly cast concrete floor, a beautiful wooden cladding or a half-worn metal surface, EFAPaint has the professional painting equipment and repair kit. Whether you prefer traditional alkyd paints, 2-component paints or natural oil, they create the basis for a durable result. Quality and environment are in focus for every bucket sold.

Robust surface solutions for sailing ships and industrial floors

Here at the shop you will find EFAPaint's strong ship lacquer, primer as well as water and oil-based floor paints – and of course the necessary cleaning products.