Glass Guidelines
During assembly do not lay the glass directly onto hard or rough surfaces.
We recommend laying the glass on a blanket or cardboard during
assembly. You could even use the box.
When lifting or moving the product , ask for someone to lend a hand, trying
to move a product on your own can lead to accidents.
Do not use furniture if any parts are missing or broken. Contact your
retailer immediately.
Do not place very hot or very cold items, such as saucepans or barbecues,
directly on the glass surface. Extreme temperature differences over small
areas can damage glass.
Do not sit or stand upon the glass surface.
Do not strike the glass with hard or pointed items, or use the glass as a
chopping surface.
Do not drag rough or heavy objects over the top of the glass.
We recommend using place mats, coasters and table cloths to help
protect against scratches and accidentally dropped items.
Clean the glass regularly to make sure there are no grit on the top.
Do not clean glass with washing powders or any other substances
containing abrasives, since these substances can scratch glass.
For tables that can be used outdoors, if your table has a parasol, make
sure the edge of the parasol cut-out has a protector in place. In addition
always use a weighted parasol base, and remove the parasol in windy
conditions. Parasols can put pressure on the table top or even blow the
table over in windy weather.
For tables that can be used outdoors it is advised that the table is kept
covered when not in use to protect the glass from the weather and
accidental damage.
