Use and Care Manual

P.1/5
Item
#:
GA500TT
/
GA500TB
Description:
GARLAND DINING
TABLE
TOP
/
BASE
Product
Size:
44"
x
70"
(-80")
x
31"
H
(With
Leaf
18")
STEVE SILVER
FURNITURE
Your
furniture
purchase
is
an
investment.
Here
are
a
few
tips
to
maximize the lifetime
of
your
furniture with
a
minimum
amoun
of effort.
Properly caring
for
your
furniture
can
help
ensure
that
it
looks
great
year
after
year.
Granite
Top
Maintenance:
The
surface of
the
granite
on
your
table has been
polished
or
sealed
to create
;
Wood
Furniture Maintenance:
-
Always
dust,
wipe,
and clean with the
grain
of
the
wood.
-
Dust
with
a
soft
cloth.
Dust
will scratch the furniture
surface
if
not
generally
non-porous
surface.
The
stone
has
many
natural characteristic!
including: veining,
hairline
cracks,
and color variations
-
which make
up
the
removed
properly.
-
Use
the
same
type
of
polish
consistently
as
interchanging
oil-based
stone's
beauty.
and wax-based
polishes
will
cause
a
build-up
and result
in
a
foggy
or
To
maintain
the
beauty
of
your
granite:
cloudy
appearance.
-
If
a
polished
surface
becomes
foggy,
rub
it
with
a
cloth
dipped
in
a
solution
of
one
tablespoon
vinegar
to
one
quart
of
water.
Rub
softly
with the
grain
until the
surface
is
completely dry.
-
Soap
and
water
are
not
advisable
for
wood
surfaces.
Water
can
-
Clean
with
pH
neutral
products
or
those
especially
formulated
for
use
on
stone
penetrate
the finish and raise the
grain
on
wood,
causing damage.
-
Remember
to
change
dusting
cloths
frequently
as
dirty
cloths
may
scratch
your
furniture's
surface
The Enemies
of
Wood:
-
Protect
surfaces from
scratching, staining
and
etching by:
*
Keeping
them
free of
debris
or
sharp
objects
*
Wiping
up
spills
immediately
"“Avoiding
contact
with
chemicals(particularly
acid-based
materials)
-
It
is
not
recommended
to
use
a
water-based solvent
for
dark
granite
as
it
will
remove
the
polish
from
the
surface.
Absorbed into the
stone.
-
After
a
period
of
use,
apply
a
penetrating
sealer
to
prevent
contaminants
fron
being
-
Moisture is
wood's
worst
enemy.
Liquid spills
should
be
gently
wiped
-
Remove
stains
with
special
absorbent
poultices
formulated
for
use
on
stone.
-
Renew
the
surface
on
polished
granite (granite
with
a
hight gloss
surface
)
bj
-
Do
not
allow rubber
or
vinyl
materials
to
lie
on
the
furniture,
buffing
with
special
stone
polish
,
powder
or
cream
.
Chemicals
in
rubber
may
leave
a
stain.
Put
a
strip
of
felt
or
leather
Do
not
use
granite
polish
on
granite
with
a
matte
finish,
which
has been honec
under accessories
that
have
rubber
or
vinyl.
rather
than
polished.
(Penetrating
sealer
may
be used
on
both
polished
anc
-
Heat
creates
a
chemical
change
in
the
furniture's
finish,
which
results
honed
granite.)
in
a
white
spot.
Use
protective
pads
under hot
dishes,
appliances,
etc.
Marble
Top
Maintenance:
-
Sunlight's
ultraviolet
rays
can
damage
the finish
of
furniture.
Do
not
Marble
may
be
stone,
but
it
is
porous
stone
and
can
stain
easily.
Treating
place
furniture
directly against
a
heater
or
radiator and do
not
place
in
marble
surfaces
the
same
as
wood
surfaces
is
a
great
rule
of
thumb.
the
path
of
hot
streams
of
air
from
central
heating.
This will
cause
-
It
is
recommended
to
seal the
tops
on
a
regular
basis
(every
6
to
12
months).
A
good quality
stone
sealer
can
be
purchased
from
any
tiles /
stone store
or
an>
homecare
store
and should be
applied
according
to
the
manufacturer's
up
immediately.
Coasters
should be used under
all
beverages.
extreme
localized
drying
of
the wood.
High
Gloss
Resin Table Maintenance:
-
Resin
tabletops
have
approximately
1/8"
of
a
resin
coat
on
the
top
face
recommendation.
of
the
table,
which will
resist
ice,
water,
wine,
liquor,
food,
cleaning
-
When
sealed
properly,
marble
tops
can
be used indoors and outdoors and
car
fluids,
and
warm or
hot
liquids;
however,
cups,
glasses,
etc.
containing
withstand
any
weather conditions
except
internal
freezing.
Snow
or
freezing
hot
liquids
should
not
be left
on
the
table without
a
coaster
for
rain
will
penetrate
the table and
cause
cracks.
Caring
for
the
Fabric
on
Upholstered
Furniture:
-
Resin
tabletops
will
scratch
just
the
same
as
any
other
glossy
surface
-
Frequent
vacuuming
of
the entire
upholstered
area
will
prevent
dust
fron
and basic
precautions
should be taken.
-
For
lasting
shine,
the resin table should be waxed with
a
car wax
that
-
Professional
cleaning
is
always
recommended
for
all
upholstered pieces.
does
not
contain
silicon.
Maintaining
this
wax
build-up
will result
in
a
-
Always
pre-test
a
small
area
of
fabric
in
an
inconspicuous
area
when
cleaninj
before
proceeding.
-
When
wiping
down the
table,
a
soft,
clean
rag
should be used.
Do
not
-
Do
not
use
cleaning
products
containing brightening
agents.
use
a
heavy
paper.
protection.
settling
into the fibers.
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