Home affaire 88335957 Klera Wardrobe Instructions

: June 10, 2024
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Home affaire 88335957 Klera Wardrobe Instructions

Assembly instructions

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Assembly instructions

Required- Must be made so that the dimensions X and Y are diagonally equal;
Only then fasten the back wall! (if the diagonal dimensions are not the same, the drawers will not work properly, the door will be slanted!)

Assembly instructions

Attention

Before attaching the furniture to the wall, make sure it is leveled. If the furniture is not leveled, the doors and drawers will stand at an skew.

The wall fastening serves to prevent tipping – be absolutely sure to mount it! For certain wall types, a special wall plug may be necessary!
Assembly instructions

Make sure the furniture is level before adjusting the door. If the furniture is not leveled, the doors and drawers will stand at an skew

Furniture made from natural wood and panel materials

Dear customer,
Thank you for your order! No matter if you bought a piece of furniture made from natural wood, a high-gloss front or a plastic front – every piece of furniture has unique characteristics. Even the texture and structure of wood, such as small knots in natural wood furniture, are part of the individual charisma of each piece of furniture. Since natural wood furniture are permanently exposed to climate and humidity fluctuations, changes to the surface may occur (e.g. hair cracks or changes in colour) in some cases. In general, brightness decreases and colour saturatio
increases in the course of time – the wood darkens. The changes mentioned above are normal for natural raw materials such as wood. This booklet provides some care tips for your piece of furniture so that you can enjoy it for a long time.

The following applies in general’

Don’t place any hot objects on the furniture.
Don’t place candles directly on the furniture.
Immediately wipe o ffany spilled liquids.
Regularly check if the screws and fittings are tight.
The typical, aromatic wooden odour is always a proof of quality for natural wood furniture.
The natural emission of resin may produce bright spots on the knots which can be polished with a dry, lint-free cloth.
Initially, a slight intrinsic odour is unavoidable for other wooden, paint, leather or upholstery materials too. These odours automatically disappear after a while. If you want to speed up this process, ventilate more often at the beginning and/or wipe out the furniture with a slightly damp cloth which was soaked in water mixed with a small amount of vinegar.
Keep these notes in a safe place.

Care notes for stripped/oiled furniture made of natural wood
The surface of your new piece of furniture has been treated with pure organic oil. We recommend an occasional after treatment with suitable furniture oil to preserve this natural, stripped/oil gloss. Since some residue of natural oil may remain on the furniture due to the surface treatment method, we recommend to rub o ffthe furniture with a lint-free cloth. After use, let the cloth dry completely before disposal.

Care notes for untreated/painted furniture made of natural wood
Using a moderately damp cloth is the most suitable method for cleaning the surface. Attention: Corrosive cleaners as well as cleaners containing solvents or polish must not be used.

Care notes for furniture made of panel materials
We recommend using a soft, lint-free cloth or a shammy for conditioning your piece of furniture made of panel materials. Wipe o ffthe surfaces with a slightly damp cloth or shammy.

The following applies in general:
Please don’t use the following detergents or cleaning agents at all:

microfibre cloths or dirt erasers. They often contain fine abrasive particles which can cause scratches on the surfaces;
aggressive chemical substances as well as abrasive cleaning agents or solvents. They may damage the surfaces too;
scouring powder, steel wool or scouring pads. They destroy the surface so badly that reconditioning is impossible;
vacuum cleaners. The nozzles and brushes can cause scratches on the surfaces;
steam cleaners. The surfaces may be damaged or separated from the ground due to the high pressure and heat of the water vapour.

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