JD Williams AT HOME Tiverton XK551, Руководство по сборке

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FSC® certified furniture
As a raw material for making furniture, wood has no equal - from its vibrancy
through its aesthetics to its many design possibilities.
But the wood from which this furniture is made has even more to offer:
The FSC label proves that the wood used comes from forests managed to
strict ecological, social and economic standards with lasting effect. This
means, for example, that forest biodiversity is maintained and
overexploitation does not take place.
Environmental organisations, forest owners, representatives of the wood
industry and unions, amongst others, have come together in the FSC to
support the responsible management of forests around the world.
Independent certification companies certify the origin of the wood and only
award the quality mark if the principles and criteria of the FSC have been
met. The tracking of the timber through processing chain from the forest to
the market ensures that the seal of the FSC certificate can be trusted.
This represents a step towards the future, because sustainable management
of our forests secures their long-term preservation, biodiversity and thus the
quality of life for the generations of today and of tomorrow.
Your product development team
Dear customer,
Thank you for your order!
No matter if you bought a piece of furniture made from natural wood, a high-gloss front or a plastic front - every
piece of furniture has unique characteristics.
This page provides some care tips for your piece of furniture so that you can enjoy it for a long time.
The following applies in general:
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Don't place any hot objects on the furniture.
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Don't place candles directly on the furniture.
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Immediately wipe off any spilled liquids.
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Regularly check if the screws and fittings are tight.
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Keep these notes in a safe place.
Care notes for furniture made of panel materials
We recommend using a soft, lint-free cloth or a shammy for conditioning your piece of furniture made of panel
materials. Wipe off the surfaces with a slightly damp cloth or shammy.
The following applies in general:
Please don't use the following detergents or cleaning agents at all:
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microfibre cloths or dirt erasers. They often contain fine abrasive particles which can cause scratches
on the surfaces;
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aggressive chemical substances as well as abrasive cleaning agents or solvents. They may damage
the surfaces too;
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scouring powder, steel wool or scouring pads. They destroy the surface so badly that reconditioning is
impossible;
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vacuum cleaners. The nozzles and brushes can cause scratches on the surfaces;
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steam cleaners. The surfaces may be damaged or separated from the ground due to the high pressure
and heat of the water vapour.
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