Care instructions
HARDWAX OILED WOODEN FURNITURE
GIVE YOUR WOODEN FURNITURE A GOOD PLACE
Wood is a beautiful and very much living natural material, whose appearance and size are affected by light, temperature and humidity. Thin cracks between joined wooden parts may occur and are a result of the material moving, which is completely normal.
To minimise the risk of cracks and movement, it is important that the furniture is placed in an environment with an even temperature and humidity. Do not place the furniture in direct sunlight and ensure that the entire wooden surface is exposed to the same amount of light, otherwise there is a risk of colour variations on the surface.
For dining tables, do not forget to insert the extension or additional leaf at regular intervals, so that it can mature in step with the rest of the table.
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR HARDWAX-OILED WOODEN FURNITURE
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GOOD TO KEEP IN MIND IN EVERYDAY USE
- Our furniture is intended for indoor use only.
- Always protect the furniture from sharp, cold and hot objects, strong solvents and moisture. All types of liquids, such as water, coffee and wine, must be wiped off immediately.
- For tables, preferably use coasters to protect the surface.
- Avoid pushing the furniture or lifting it by the top panel, doors or drawers, as there is a risk of damaging the furniture.
- Always protect the furniture from sudden changes in temperature and humidity.
- Do not place the furniture against or near a heat source.
- Be careful with coloured candles and tape on the furniture.
- Do not use strong chemicals, alcohol or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the surface.
- When maintaining and removing stains, take care to protect textiles and wallpaper.
WHEN THE FURNITURE IS NO LONGER IN USEDonate, sell or recycle the product in accordance with local guidelines when you no longer need it. In this way, you help reduce waste and extend the product’s lifespan. The packaging material is sorted as plastic, cardboard, wood or paper. |
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT HARDWAX OILED FURNITURE
A simple way to check this is by doing a drop test.
- Place a drop of water on the table surface.
- Wait for about 1 minute.
If the drop remains = The table is still saturated with oil and does not need a new treatment.
If the drop is absorbed into the wood = The surface is dry and needs to be oiled again.
- The freezing method: Place an ice cube in a plastic bag and hold it against the wax. When it has hardened, carefully try to lift it off with a plastic card.
- The heat method: Place a paper towel over the wax and gently heat with an iron until it is absorbed.
- The freezing method: Place an ice cube in a plastic bag and hold it against the wax. When it has hardened, carefully try to lift it off with a plastic card.
Wood is a living material and sensitive to moisture, regardless of surface treatment.
- Spills should always be wiped up immediately.
- Avoid leaving moisture under tablecloths, placemats or coasters.
- Regular treatment with colourless furniture oil or the recommended surface treatment for each table type reduces the risk of damage.
- Spills should always be wiped up immediately.
Yes, we recommend that you regularly check and retighten screws and fittings on your furniture, especially during seasonal changes. Wood is a living material that is affected by changes in temperature and humidity, which can cause screws and fittings to loosen slightly over time.