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| Furniture Care |
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| Thank you for choosing
Damral Furniture Works . We will make sure
this information will be useful in
keeping your furniture looks as new for years. The
grain patterns on wood may vary depending on
the species and way in which it is sawn
– for example, Sheesham is grown across several
regions of India, each with unique
mineral soil compositions, resulting in grain pattern
structures that are just characteristics
of the natural beauty of the wood. Some furniture is
deliberately aged to give it a more
rustic feel. The appearance of timber surfaces will
soften and mature over time. The gloss
levels on new furniture will initially vary from
pieces that were previously purchased. |
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| How to care for
your hardwood furniture? |
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Daily care and
maintenance.
Clean surfaces with a
clean, dry or slightly damp cloth, but do not use
detergents .
Use a
soft lint-free cloth to gently dust your furniture .
Do not use abrasive cleaners .
Do not use silicon or spray polishes as they may
leave a residue on the surface of the
furniture .
Do not place very hot or
very cold items on surfaces unless adequately thick
table mats are used to prevent such items
from coming into contact with the surface .
Remove liquid spills promptly .
General care and maintenance.
Keep away from direct sunlight and avoid above average
room temperatures or extreme changes in
temperature .
If drawers are sticking
or gaps appear in joints, check the level of humidity in
the room where the furniture is kept.
If the room is too dry the furniture may
warp, twist or split .
Please refrain
from placing this range in conservatories or rooms with
under floor heating .
Please protect wooden floors by placing protective
wooden felt pads on the bottom of your
furniture legs .
Leave a 3cm gap
behind any taller pieces to allow the air to circulate
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Protect surfaces with
coasters or mats from hot dishes. Wipe up
spills immediately. Do place a mat or pad under
paper if you are writing.
Furniture
Safety guide
Do not rock or
stand on chairs .
Please do not drag
or push your furniture. This may cause the piece to
become unstable. |
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