Furniture Care and Maintenance Guide

1. Introduction

This Furniture Care and Maintenance Guide provides useful instructions to preserve the quality, functionality and aesthetics of products purchased through the website over time.

Proper maintenance helps prolong the life of furniture, maintain its structural stability and ensure safe use over time.

2. Garden shed – Care and maintenance

Garden sheds are designed for outdoor use and are exposed to variable weather conditions.

It is recommended to:

periodically check the stability of the structure and the correct fastening of the screws
clean surfaces with a soft cloth and neutral detergents
avoid the use of aggressive chemical products
regularly check for any signs of humidity or infiltrations

For wooden structures, a periodic protective treatment with specific outdoor products is recommended, in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer of the treatment used.

3. Log holder – Care and maintenance

The log holder must be placed on a stable and flat surface, preferably in an area sheltered from direct humidity.

It is recommended to:

regularly clean the structure with a dry or slightly damp cloth
avoid prolonged contact with water or corrosive substances
periodically check the solidity of the joints

In the case of metal structures, it is advisable to check for any signs of oxidation and intervene promptly with appropriate protective products.

4. Dining chair – Care and maintenance

Dining chairs must be used on flat surfaces to ensure stability and safety.

For proper maintenance:

clean regularly with a soft cloth
for wooden or metal surfaces use delicate detergents
for upholstered seats, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
immediately remove any spilled liquids to prevent permanent stains

It is advisable to periodically check the tightening of screws and structural components.

5. Display cabinet – Care and maintenance

Display cabinets must be placed on stable surfaces and away from direct heat sources or humidity.

It is recommended to:

clean glass surfaces with specific non-abrasive products
use a soft cloth for wooden or metal parts
do not overload shelves beyond the recommended weight
periodically check the stability of the structure and the alignment of the doors

To avoid scratches, do not use abrasive sponges or sharp tools.