Brunner Team TE70, Монтаж и сборка

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Cleaning table tops with high-pressure laminate
Clean the surface with warm water and then dry it with a paper towel or soft cloth.
For heavier soiling, such as adhesives or lacquers, organic solvents such as ethanol,
acetone or nail varnish remover will be needed. The cleaning agent should not contain
any abrasive ingredients, as they could lead to changes in the gloss level and scratches.
We recommend leaving the cleaning agent to work as required depending on how
dirty the surface is. Afterwards, wash off with water and dry. Remove any remnants of
the cleaning agent to prevent streaks from developing. Please do not use wax-based
furniture polish or cleaning agents, as they are inclined to build up in the texture of the
HPL finish and result in a sticky, unattractive layer that attracts dirt.
Cleaning table tops with oak veneer
Clean regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. With normal use, it is enough to remove dirt
from the surface once or twice a year with a damp cloth. Use water mixed with a small
amount of commercially available mild detergent to damp-en the cloth. Then, while the
surface is still damp, wipe it with a soft, clean cloth in the same direction as the wood
grain. Avoid rubbing hard as this can cause differences in finish to occur with matte
surfaces. After lengthy and heavy use, the lacquered surface can be cleaned with a
commercially available furniture polish. Please note when using the table that, if liquids
are spilled on the surface, these must be wiped up immediately to avoid marks. Please
refer to the applicable manufacturer’s instructions for use and, where appropriate,
check suitability in an area on your team table that is not visible.
Cleaning table tops with NanoTec surface (NTB)
Brunner NTB should be cleaned regularly but does not require any special care. The
material is particularly easy to clean with a damp cloth. A microfibre cloth dampened
with detergent and water or glass cleaner is particularly well suited to this. Light spots
or streaks are best removed using a commercially available dirt eraser. If removal with
the dirt eraser does not work, you may also be able to remove smaller scratches using
heat. For this, you will need a standard household iron. The iron can be used to quickly
and easily remove small scratches from the surface. Set the iron to medium (120°C ->
Max 30“ to 180°C ->Max 10“) without steam and pass the iron over the area to
be repaired several times in a slow, circular motion. Rub over the area with a dirt eraser
afterwards. Please do not use any abrasive sponges or cleaning agents. These could
scratch the surface. Similarly, high-acidity cleaning agents, wax-based cleaning agents
and furniture polishes should be avoided. Please refer to the usage guidelines from
the cleaning agent manufacturer and, where appropriate, test the suitability in a
concealed area.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Care instructions
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