Everyday Care

✓ Inspect your outdoor furniture at least once or twice a year

✓ Tighten any loose bolts, screws, and fittings as needed

✓ Use coasters, and protective pads beneath planters, lanterns, and decorative accessories

✓ Wipe up any spills promptly to minimise wear

✓ Use a breathable outdoor furniture cover to protect against dirt, tree sap, bird droppings, rain, and UV exposure

✓ Ensure furniture is completely clean and dry before putting on a cover

Everyday Care

✕ Avoid dragging or pushing furniture when moving it, as this strains joints, frames, feet, and floor surfaces

✕ Do not place hot cookware directly onto furniture surfaces

✕ Do not leave furniture outside during extreme weather

✕ Do not use abrasive cleaning products and pressure washers

As timber is a natural material, it will
change throughout its life.

Over time you may notice:

• A silver-grey patina developing
• Changes in colour
• Small surface cracks
• Natural movement in the grain

These are normal characteristics and not
defects.

• Clean periodically using mild soap and water.
• Use a soft brush or cloth.
• Avoid pressure washing.
• Consider appropriate timber treatments if you wish to maintain
       the original colour.
• Cover when not in use.
• Store in a dry, ventilated location during prolonged periods of
       non-use.

Aluminium is popular because it is
lightweight, durable and naturally resistant to rust.

• Low maintenance
• Lightweight
• Resistant to corrosion
• Contemporary appearance

• Wash occasionally using warm water and mild soap.
• Avoid abrasive cleaning products.
• Lift when moving to avoid damage to joints and protective feet.
• In coastal environments, rinse periodically with fresh water to remove salt deposits.

Although highly durable, aluminium
furniture will benefit from protection during prolonged adverse weather.

Synthetic rattan and woven materials combine an attractive natural look with excellent durability and outdoor performance.

• Brush away loose dirt regularly.
• Clean with mild soapy water and a soft cloth.
• Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry.
• Remove dirt from crevices carefully using a soft brush.

• Avoid pressure washers.
• Avoid harsh chemicals.
• Keep reflective glass objects away from weave surfaces in direct sunlight, as concentrated light may cause damage.

Outdoor safety glass is durable and practical when used correctly.

• Clean using an appropriate glass cleaner and a soft cloth.
• Remove spills promptly.
• Always use placemats and coasters.

In strong sunlight, glass can occasionally
magnify sunlight and create concentrated heat. Avoid leaving magnifying or
reflective objects on glass surfaces for prolonged periods.

Never sit, stand or place excessive weight
on glass tabletops.

Outdoor cushions are often designed to resist light showers and occasional moisture. However, most outdoor cushions are not fully waterproof.

Weather-resistant fabrics should not be
left exposed to prolonged wet weather.

For best results:

• Store cushions when not in use.
• Bring cushions indoors during periods of rain.
• Never leave cushions outside for extended periods during autumn
       or winter.
• Ensure cushions are completely dry before storage.

• Blot spills immediately.
• Spot clean with mild soap and water where appropriate.
• Do not scrub aggressively.
• Follow product care labels before cleaning.

Store cushions in a cool, dry and
ventilated environment.

Avoid storing cushions in sealed plastic
bags, as trapped moisture can encourage mould growth.