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Care instructions

FURNITURE WITH FABRIC

 

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR FURNITURE WITH FABRIC

  • Clean with a damp cloth.
  • Regularly remove loose particles with a vacuum cleaner or lint roller.
  • For more stubborn stains, use a fabric cleaner. Follow the instructions from the respective furniture care supplier.
  • We recommend impregnating the surface to make it easier to keep clean. Test on a non-visible area before use to ensure that the surface and colour are not affected.
  • Pilling occurs naturally on certain fabrics and may require removal a number of times before it ceases.
  • Screws and fittings should be checked at regular intervals to ensure that they are properly tightened.
 
     

 

Falkner yellow sofa shoreham sofa chair beige.

GOOD TO KEEP IN MIND IN EVERYDAY USE

  • Our furniture is intended for indoor use only.
  • Wet stains should always be wiped off as quickly as possible to prevent moisture from penetrating.
  • Always protect the furniture from sharp, hot objects, strong solvents and moisture. All types of liquids, such as water, coffee and wine, must be wiped off immediately.
  • Do not use strong chemicals, alcohol or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the surface.
  • On upholstered products, pressure marks may appear when the product is unpacked. These normally disappear after a couple of days.
 

WHEN THE FURNITURE IS NO LONGER IN USE

Donate, 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 furniture with fabric

    • Vacuum or brush regularly to remove dirt.

    • Protect the fabric to reduce the risk of stains.

    • Use a damp cloth and mild detergent when needed.

    • Note that some fabrics naturally pill and may need to be treated with a fabric shaver.
  • 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.