Hardwax Oil Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Wipe with a damp cloth using mild soap.
– Dry immediately to avoid water spots.
– Reapply hardwax oil occasionally to maintain protection.
– Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
– Use coasters and avoid placing hot or moist items directly on the surface.

Why It Matters:
Hardwax oil creates a more durable finish than regular oil, making it ideal for busy households or high-use areas.

Lacquered Solid Wood (Stained and/or Lacquered)

Care Instructions:
– Dust regularly with a soft cloth.
– Clean spills immediately using a damp cloth, then dry thoroughly.
– Avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals.
– Use coasters to protect against heat and moisture.
– Keep away from radiators and avoid sudden temperature changes.

Why It Matters:
Lacquer provides a durable, long-lasting finish, protecting the wood from damage.

Oiled Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Wipe with a damp cloth using mild soap.
– Dry immediately to avoid spotting.
– Re-oil periodically to maintain the wood’s finish.
– Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
– Avoid placing items that trap moisture directly on the surface.

Why It Matters:
Oiled wood is naturally beautiful but requires consistent care to retain its colour and texture.

Varnished Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Dust regularly with a dry cloth.
– Clean spills immediately with a damp cloth and natural soap.
– Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
– Use coasters to prevent heat or watermarks.
– Keep away from radiators and avoid sudden temperature changes.

Why It Matters:
The varnish offers excellent protection against wear, but regular care ensures the wood remains visually appealing and functional for years.

Untreated Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Dust regularly with a dry cloth.
– Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap.
– Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight.
– For long-lasting use, consider applying oil or wax treatments.
– Keep away from radiators and avoid sudden temperature changes.

Why It Matters:
Untreated wood naturally evolves, taking on a rich, organic patina as it ages.

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