AINTWOOD
Aintwood is made of plastic, a material sensitive to higher temperatures. Therefore, furniture in aintwood should not be placed in an unventilated, glazed area where the temperature can rise to warmer degrees. This can make the material soft and deformed. Places to avoid in the summer are greenhouses and glazed porches. The melting point of aintwood is around 60-70 degrees.
It is important to remember that sunlight reflected in glass creates a burning effect. Therefore, never leave any glass objects unattended on the aintwood surface, as burn holes can be created. To avoid this, always use coasters and remove glasses when not used.
For daily care, clean with a damp cloth and soapy water. A mild detergent can also be used. Wipe of any liquids immediately and avoid getting oil on the surface as this can leave stains.
Protect your furniture with a furniture cover when it is not being used, to avoid dirt and discolouration. Winter storage should be in a cool and dry space.
STEEL
Keep in mind that steel is a material that can rust when getting exposed to water and moisture over a longer time. It is important to try and keep the steel furniture dry, by using a furniture cover for example. Rust from inside or on the furniture can drip and discolour the surface it is standing on. Remember that if placing it on your new wooden terrace.
Paint or any other covering treatment is what keeps the rust away. Therefor it is important not to damage the coating. Solvents should not be used on painted or lacquered steel as this will dissolve the finish, exposing it to rust.
For daily care, clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Always wipe the surface dry afterwards and avoid any excess water. If a rust stain is hard to remove you can use a soft cloth and pure alcohol.
To keep the quality and look of your steel furniture, we recommend storing it in a dry place during winter.
Dimensions – Table: ⌀103 Chair: D: 60 H: 88 W: 57
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