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Care and Maintenance
Assembly is complete.
How to care for your wood furniture
Please do not use abrasive cleaners or silicone-based products on your product as this may damage to product
surface, a soft natural Beeswax is recommended, follow the instructions supplied or printed on the container.
A soft cloth should be used for cleaning we do not recommend the yellow duster type as these can leave fibers
on the surface.
Always use mats and coasters with cork/felt backing when placing hot items onto the surface of your product. Avoid mats
and coasters with plastic/rubber backs/feet they can leave un-reversible marks on your furniture surface over time.
Never use sharp items on the surface of the product; knives and utensils may damage the timber. It is advisable
to place a mat under paper when writing
Never overload an item such as a shelf that may be beyond what the shelf is reasonably expected to hold.
Any liquid spilled onto the item should be cleaned up immediately using an absorbent cloth. Please ensure
the surface is completely dry.
Please do not sit or place an amount of weight onto the edge of a tabletop as this may cause the table to tip.
Never attempt to lift heavy furniture on your own, always seek assistance and where ever possible please
dismantle any heavy items before moving them to a new location.
Please periodically tighten bolts and screws on all self-assembly items, as these may work loose over time.
Your furniture will endure most temperatures in your home, but it is recommended that placing it next to a heat
source such as a fire or radiator is avoided. This is particularly recommended with solid timbers as the heat may
cause the timber to warp, crack or split.
“When cared for properly, this hand crafted furniture willprovide you with years of
enjoyment in your home."
