• Climate Control: Protect your teak furniture from extreme conditions by avoiding placement near heating sources or air-conditioners.
• Sunlight Exposure: To maintain consistent coloration, keep wooden furniture away from direct sunlight. Periodically rearrange tabletop items to prevent uneven fading.
• Stain Prevention: Act swiftly to remove spills to prevent staining. Immediate cleanup is recommended.
• Cleaning Techniques: When cleaning, always follow the direction of the wood grain to preserve its natural beauty.
• Chemical Avoidance: Refrain from using cleaners containing bleach, ammonia, acid, or harsh chemicals, as they may damage the wood's integrity.
• Handling Carefully: Lift furniture instead of dragging it across the floor to prevent scratches and damage.
• Protection from Heat and Moisture: Utilise placemats and coasters to shield furniture from hot cookware or cold beverages, preventing unsightly marks and rings.

• All products are designed for indoor use and intended purposes.
• Never drag your furniture piece, always lift when moving.
• Avoid direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
• Do not place furniture near heating or cooling sources, this can result in warping.
• Rotate your furniture piece regularly, if possible, to allow for an even aging process.
• Rattan is a natural material with variation and will evolve over time.
• Regularly dust your piece with a clean, soft cloth.
• If sagging occurs, use a damp cloth or spray bottle to apply water to the back of the rattan and allow it to dry for 48 hours without use, do not saturate the rattan.

• Do not place furniture near heating or cooling sources, this can result in splitting.
• Never drag your furniture piece, always lift when moving.
• Regularly dust your piece with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth.
• As a natural material, hairline cracks can occur in timber. This is a feature rather than a fault and will not affect the functionality of your furniture.
• Ensure there is a gap of at least 25mm around your piece, to allow airflow.
• Avoid placing hot objects directly on the timber surface; always use coasters/placemats.
• Wipe any spills immediately with a clean, soft, slightly damp cloth in the direction of the wood grain.
• Any sticky residue can be removed with a diluted solution of warm water and natural soap, followed by a clean, damp
  cloth.
• The area should then be wiped immediately in the direction of the wood grain with a clean, soft cloth until completely dry.
• Never use a soaking wet cloth.
• To maintain consistent coloration, keep wooden furniture away from direct sunlight. Periodically rearrange tabletop items to
  prevent uneven fading.
• Solid timber can change colour over time as part of the natural aging process.
• Regularly rearrange any items placed on top of your piece to allow for an even aging process.
• Renewing any coating on your piece is recommended on a yearly basis to maintain the natural timber tone and
  protective barrier.
• Lightly sand your piece using fine grit sandpaper, ensure the surface is clean, then apply oak suitable oil with a clean, soft cloth to seal the surface.

• Prevent splitting by keeping furniture away from heating or cooling sources.
• Safely move your furniture by lifting instead of dragging to avoid damage.
• Maintain cleanliness by dusting regularly with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth.
• Shield the timber surface from heat damage by using coasters or placemats under hot objects.
• Swiftly address spills by wiping them immediately with a clean, soft, slightly damp cloth.
• Remove any sticky residue with a diluted solution of warm water and natural soap, followed by a clean, damp cloth.
• Dry the area promptly by wiping in the direction of the wood grain with a clean, soft cloth until completely dry; avoid using a soaking wet cloth.
• Preserve the veneer by refraining from using sandpaper or abrasives.
• Prevent discoloration by avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• Maintain the appearance of your furniture by regularly rearranging items placed on top, lifting them instead of dragging across the surface.

Sunproof® Olefin Fabric is a premium outdoor fabric designed to offer comfort and long-lasting performance in various weather conditions. All Sunproof® fabrics undergo rigorous testing and meet international standards such as ASTM G53-96, ensuring exceptional colorfastness against chlorinated pool water, seawater, and rubbing. This fabric is stain-resistant, mildew-resistant, UV-resistant, and bacteria-resistant. Additionally, SUNPROOF® is OEKO-TEX certified and 100% recyclable.

To keep your cushion covers in optimal condition, please follow these cleaning guidelines:

1. Machine Wash: Use a normal machine wash cycle with a temperature of up to 40°C (104°F).
2. Tumble Dry: After washing, tumble dry on a gentle setting to maintain quality and resilience.
3. Ironing: If needed, iron on a low heat setting to remove any creases.

Please Note:

Avoid dry cleaning this product, as it may affect the fabric's performance and longevity.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your Sunproof® 100% Olefin Fabric remains in excellent condition, allowing you to enjoy its beauty and durability for years to come.

Linen is a natural, durable fabric that becomes softer and more beautiful with time. Known for its breathability, linen requires proper care to maintain its quality. Here's how to ensure your linen products last for years to come:

• Use a gentle cycle on your washing machine. Hand washing in a large sink or bathtub is also a great option.
• Wash in lukewarm or cold water with a mild detergent. Hot water can cause shrinkage.
• Avoid fabric softeners, linen naturally softens over time.
• Do not use bleach or detergents with whitening agents, as these can damage and blotch the fibres, even on white linen.
• Tumble dry on low heat. High heat can cause shrinkage and
  weaken the fibres.
• Linen will naturally wrinkle, which is part of its charm, but if desired, remove items from the dryer while still damp to reduce
  wrinkles. A hand steamer also works well for more delicate items.
• For air-drying, lay flat over a drying rack. Avoid using
  clothespins, which can leave stretch marks.
• Spot clean immediately. Avoid overwashing your linen to
  extend its life.
• Regular care ensures linen maintains its shape, softness,
  and overall appeal, making it a wonderful investment for your home.