Proper care and maintenance will ensure your furniture remains beautiful and functional for years to come. Our epoxy resin and solid wood pieces are crafted to last, but following these guidelines will help preserve their natural beauty and extend their lifespan.

Epoxy Resin Furniture Care

Daily Care

  • Clean spills immediately to prevent staining or damage to the resin surface
  • Use a soft, damp microfiber cloth for regular cleaning
  • Avoid abrasive cleaners, steel wool, or rough sponges that can scratch the surface
  • For deeper cleaning, use mild dish soap mixed with warm water

Protection Tips

  • Use coasters and placemats to protect from heat, moisture, and scratches
  • Avoid placing hot items (above 200°F/93°C) directly on the epoxy surface
  • Keep furniture away from direct sunlight to prevent UV damage and yellowing
  • Use felt pads under decorative items to prevent scratching

Long-term Maintenance

  • Polish monthly with a high-quality furniture polish designed for synthetic surfaces
  • For minor scratches, use a plastic polish or automotive compound
  • Deep scratches may require professional restoration
  • Avoid harsh chemicals like acetone, bleach, or ammonia-based cleaners

Solid Wood Furniture Care

Daily Maintenance

  • Dust regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth following the wood grain
  • Clean up spills immediately to prevent water rings and stains
  • Use mild soap and water sparingly for cleaning, then dry immediately
  • Avoid excessive moisture which can cause warping or cracking

Environmental Considerations

  • Maintain consistent humidity (30-50% relative humidity) to prevent wood movement
  • Keep away from heat sources like radiators, fireplaces, and heating vents
  • Avoid direct sunlight which can cause fading and drying
  • Use a humidifier in dry climates and dehumidifier in humid conditions

Protective Measures

  • Always use coasters for drinks and hot items
  • Place placemats or tablecloths during meals
  • Use trivets or hot pads for serving dishes
  • Employ furniture pads under lamps, decorative items, and electronics

Periodic Care

  • Apply furniture wax or oil every 3-6 months depending on use and environment
  • For oil finishes: use appropriate wood oil (tung oil, Danish oil, or manufacturer-recommended product)
  • For wax finishes: apply paste wax in thin, even coats
  • Always test treatments in an inconspicuous area first

General Guidelines for Both Materials

Moving and Handling

  • Always lift furniture rather than dragging to prevent floor damage and joint stress
  • Use furniture sliders for repositioning heavy pieces
  • Support tables by their legs or base, not by the top surface
  • When moving, wrap carefully to prevent scratches and damage

Seasonal Adjustments

  • Wood furniture may expand and contract with seasonal changes - this is normal
  • Adjust furniture placement if you notice gaps or tight fits in drawers
  • Monitor for any unusual changes in appearance or stability

Professional Maintenance

  • Consider professional refinishing every 10-15 years for solid wood pieces
  • Epoxy surfaces can be professionally polished to restore high gloss
  • Address structural issues promptly to prevent further damage
  • Keep warranty information and care instructions for reference

What to Avoid

  • Never use harsh chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, or abrasive cleaners
  • Avoid furniture polishes containing silicone on wood surfaces
  • Don't place wet items directly on wood surfaces
  • Never use paper towels or rough cloths that can scratch surfaces
  • Avoid extreme temperature changes

Storage Recommendations

If you need to store your furniture temporarily:

  • Clean thoroughly before storage
  • Store in a climate-controlled environment
  • Cover with breathable materials (cotton sheets, not plastic)
  • Elevate pieces off the floor to prevent moisture damage
  • Check periodically for any signs of pest activity or environmental damage

Following these care instructions will help maintain the beauty and functionality of your furniture investment. For specific questions about your piece or warranty information, please don't hesitate to contact our customer service team.

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