dibor Burbank Garden Corner Furniture Set Instructions

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Specifications:

Product Usage Instructions

Maintenance of Acacia Wood Oak Wash Oil Finish:

When caring for pieces with an Oak wash oil finish:

Light scratches will blend into the finish.
For deep scratches, use a wood repair marker or pencil matching the color of the furniture.
Avoid sanding the furniture as it may damage the finish permanently.
For complete restoration, seek professional help.

Covers:

Protect your furniture with covers:

Protective Surfaces:

Keep your furniture looking its best:

Storage During Winter:

Store your furniture properly during winter:

Follow these care instructions for prolonged use of your Acacia furniture.

Q: How should I clean my Acacia furniture?
- A: Clean regularly using a soft cloth and water to maintain your Acacia furniture.
Q: What should I do if I notice cracks or splinters in the wood?
- A: Minor cracks, chips, peels, or splinters may occur due to natural warping. Use a wood repair marker or pencil to address deep scratches following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Q: Can I sand down the furniture to restore its finish?
- A: Avoid sanding the furniture as it may damage the finish permanently. Seek professional help for complete restoration.

ACACIA WOOD:

When exposed to rain or a humid environment, the Acacia wood will expand. When exposed to sun or a dry air environment, it will contract. Exposure to these elements can cause minor cracks, chips, peels, or splinters in your Acacia furniture. This process is called warping and it is natural and unavoidable. However, with regular cleaning using a soft cloth and water, you can maintain your Acacia furniture and increase its use.

MAINTENANCE OF ACACIA WOOD OAK WASH OIL FINISH:

For pieces of furniture that have been produced with a light brushed Oak wash finish, small scratches will blend into the existing finish. If you are unable to avoid a deep scratch in the surface of your furniture, you should visit a home improvement shop to buy a wood repair marker or wood repair pencil. Find a colour that best matches your piece of furniture, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions to match the color of the wood in the scratch to the rest of the finish. Do not sand down the piece of furniture. If you sand the furniture, you will sand off the top layers, exposing the lighter colour underneath; damaging the furniture permanently. If you would like to restore the finish of an entire piece, please seek the help of a professional.

COVERS:

We recommend buying protective covers that go on your furniture while outdoors. Ideally, you should store your furniture when not in use. However, if this is not possible, use waterproof covers that also block UV rays. Most covers are made of synthetic materials and come with adjustable straps and fasteners to hold them in place. Avoid covering the furniture with protective covers for long intervals, as this can cause mold or mildew to build up on the furniture.

PROTECTIVE SURFACES:

Lastly, consider placing protective surfaces on the bottom of your furniture legs to keep your furniture looking its best and lasting longer. Acacia furniture is made of wood which can rot. Furniture legs are most vulnerable, as they rest on wet surfaces. To prevent rot from affecting your furniture, we recommend placing rubber caps on the bottom.

STORAGE DURING WINTER:

Wood shrinks and expands at different temperatures. This is natural. The furniture is designed with a summer climate in mind. When storing the furniture, do not place in centrally heated rooms, as this will cause the wood to dry out and possibly shrink. Cool, well-ventilated sheds are the most suitable environment for the furniture. Follow these care instructions and your furniture will provide years of use.