Use and Care Manual

Wood
The care of wood furniture varies according to the wood type and
finish and the function of the piece. Please consult your sales
associate for more specific care guidelines, as some collections
havesupplementalcare instructionsfor long-term maintenance.
Woodis a natural material susceptibleto climate and the elements.
Avoid placing your furniture in highly humid or dry areas, such as
directly next to air vents.
Direct sunlight may slightly darken or lighten wood furniture.
Note: Based on frequency of use and storage, dining table leaves
may change tone at a different rate than the table itself.
Dust with a dry, soft cloth.
Removeanysoilbuildupwithadampclothanddryimmediately.
Wipe spills immediately with a soft, dry cloth.
Ifwaterisleftstanding,whitespotscanoccurbutshoulddissipate
over time.
Paste wax and 0000 steel wool can be used on a wax finish to
remove surface scratches. Rub lightly over the entire surface then
buff with a soft cloth.
Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasives on any finish.
Alwaysusecoastersortrivetstopreventheatandwaterfrom
having direct contact with wood surfaces.
Usefelt pads on any displaysor hard objectsthat are placed
directly on the wood.
Avoid contact with certain materials, such as rubber, which might
react with the finish.
Waxoroil finishesmayberenewedbyrubbingalightapplicationof
apenetratingoil withfinesteel woolandwiping witha clean,soft
cloth to remove any excess oil.
Avoidcontact with certainmaterials, suchas rubber, which might
react with thefinish.
Wax or oil finishes may be renewed by rubbing a light application
of a penetrating oil with fine steel wool and wiping with a clean,
soft cloth to remove any excess oil.
Wood Care Products
Finisher’s Formula Natural Beeswax Polish
Foruse on all solid wood furniture. All-naturaloil and beeswax
formula is non-toxic and biodegradable.
Guardsman≈ Water Mark Remover
For use on any wood surfaces. Cotton cloth is specially treated
with proprietary oils to quickly and easily erase water ringscaused
by moisture, minor blemishes and surface scratches, as well as
latex paint and most permanent marker stains.
Metal
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can
damage the finish.
Iron or steel frameswill rust if the finish is scratchedor if your
furniture is exposed to excessive humidity, particularly in
saltwater locations.
Natural Fiber
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not use harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, orsilicone- or
alcohol-based agents on any woven material.
Clean spills with a damp cloth. Remove small particles or surface
debris with a soft brush.
Fiber furniture is intended for use indoors only and should be
protected from exposure to sunlight.
Other Materials
Bluestone/Limestone
Spot clean with mild liquid dishwashing soap and warm water.
Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, including
thosethat contain lemon, vinegar or acids,as they can damage
the stone.
Concrete
See Outdoor Furniture section.
Marble
Clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Wipespills immediately and avoid abrasive cleaners,as theycan
damage the marble.