Care & Maintenance - Costco 1031565 Guide De Montage

CARE & MAINTENANCE:
Your furniture has been manufactured from 100% FSC-certified Teak wood. This wood
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is renowned for its high natural durability.
Teak wood has gone through strict kiln dry process and treated with sealer to protect it
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from the elements and increase its resistance to cracking due to drying out.
To keep your furniture at its best, we recommend the following care:
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- Regularly use a damp sponge to clean the whole product and dry it with a clean cloth.
- After exposure to the sun and rain, the product may look older, you can maintain your
product using the below methods:
1. If not in use for a long period of time, it is recommended to store in a dry, cool place
with a furniture cover (not included).
2. For the product that is always kept outdoors, it is highly recommended to rinse your
furniture with clean water and soap solution, every 3 months. Then, gently brush with
a soft brush, and then rinse again with clean water; leave to dry.
3. For a visual guide of the cleaning process, refer to video:
http://clean1.ivenainternational.net
Caution:
Wipe any stain or dirt immediately with soft damp cloth.
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Do not apply any abrasive chemicals that may spoil the product. Do not use a
pressure washer or you will damage the texture of the wood.
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During winter, store the product in your garage or in a cool and well-ventilated room.
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Before storing your product, please ensure it is fully dry. This is to ensure that there will be
no moisture over the period of your storage.
· Wood is a natural product. This means it is subject to variations in color and grain.
Fine cracks may appear after long periods of hot, dry weather. These do not impair the
product's quality and function.
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The product should be put on a flat surface.
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Periodically re-fasten all screws.
About Teak Wood
Teak is a natural wood which contains natural teak oil within the wood.
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· There may be gradual color change of the wood overtime to a silvery-grey shade;
this is a natural aging characteristic of teak wood.
When exposed to direct sunlight for a long time, the oil may become visible on the wood
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surface. The oil will disappear overtime especially when the teak ages to its natural
silvery grey color.