MARKIAN VI-FU-TAB-MA-1-A-AZ-LI Ray Low Coffee Table User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- MARKIAN
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MARKIAN VI-FU-TAB-MA-1-A-AZ-LI Ray Low Coffee Table
CARE + MAINTENANCE
Wood, polypropylene, polyethylene or polyurethane surfaces
Clean with a damp, soft cloth or sponge using lukewarm water. Neutral diluted
detergent may also be used with lukewarm water. Strong detergents which
contain bleach, acid or have an abrasive effect
(such as scouring creams) should be avoided.
Laminate surfaces
Clean with a damp, soft cloth or sponge using lukewarm water. Neutral diluted
detergent may also be used with lukewarm water. Strong detergents which
contain bleach, acid or have an abrasive effect
(such as scouring creams) should be avoided. Sponges and scourers made from
synthetic fibres or metal which may leave permanent scratches on the surfaces
should also be avoided. For best care and maintenance results please follow
manufacturers instructions.
Solid surfaces
Solid surfaces can be cleaned by wiping the surface with a damp cloth, then
dry with soft clean cloth or paper towel to prevent spotting. Marble and
Granite Washing with clean water and a neutral (PH7) detergent soap or
cleaner. Following the manufacturer’s directions, wash in small, overlapping
sweeps. Rinse thoroughly with clean, potable water to remove all traces of
soap or cleaner solution. Dry with a soft cloth and allow to thoroughly air-
dry.
Glass
Use a household glass cleaner, then wipe with a soft cloth or paper towel to
avoid streaks Chrome, anodised, polished or powdercoated metal surfaces. Clean
with a damp, soft cloth or sponge using lukewarm water. Neutral diluted
detergent may also be used with lukewarm water. Strong detergents which
contain bleach, acid or have an abrasive effect (such as scouring creams)
should be avoided. Sponges and scourers made from synthetic fibres or metal
which may leave permanent scratches on the surfaces should also be avoided.
Ensure product is dried with clean fibre-free cloth after washing.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel needs constant care and preventative maintenance. The surface
needs to be wiped dry of moisture daily. This is to prevent the moisture being
trapped under a cover of dust or seaspray which results in Tea staining.
Stainless steel should be cleaned with ‘White Lilly’ cream cleaner (no
abrasive) or a stainless steel cleaner – usually in a spray can. Wipe over
surface in direction of linish lines. Stainless steel – Tea staining – Tea
staining of stainless steel surfaces can be a problem where there are
significant levels of chlorides in water that comes into contact with the
metal surface. This can be around the coastal fringes of Australia, or in the
interior where ground water contains significant chlorides. Although it does
not look very pleasant it tends to be a surface phenomenon only, and does not
affect the structural integrity or longevity of the material. The cause of tea
staining has been examined in some detail to help evaluate the potential
remedies for the condition. Recommendations to help prevent tea staining
include correct specification of the grade of stainless steel used, surface
finishes to help reduce the problem, as well as maintenance procedures, and
preventative coating treatments. Polishes for chromed or lacquered finishes
should be used with caution and only by experts since the abrasive action may
irreparably damage the surfaces.
Fabric
For best care and maintenance results please follow manufacturers
instructions.
Leather
Must not be cleaned with water as this may leave marks. It is recommended you
use quality leather cleaning products, carefully following the instructions of
the manufacturer. In case of doubt test the product on a small area which is
normally hidden from view in order to check the result, waiting at least 24
hours to allow any possible problems to develop.
Vinyl
May be cleaned with a damp, soft cloth using lukewarm water. For best care and
maintenance results please follow manufacturers instructions.
Suede
If the suede has been treated (using 3M Scotchgard Protector) in order to make
it resistant to water-based and oily stains; such stains will not penetrate
the material and therefore can be wiped away with an absorbent cloth. The
protection is lasting. Any surface dirt can be easily removed by brushing or
by using a vacuum cleaner. Any other stains should be dealt with immediately
using dry cleaning products for suede, which can be found in specialist shops.
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