Oiled Oak

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. Expect gradual changes in tone, which contribute to the wood’s unique aesthetic.

Linoleum

Care Instructions:
– Regularly dust with a soft cloth.
– Clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
– Avoid using sharp, hot, or wet objects directly on the surface.
– Use coasters to prevent stains from spills.
– For scratches, gently rub the area with a walnut kernel to conceal them naturally.

Why It Matters:
Linoleum is hypoallergenic, antibacterial, and antistatic, making it a practical choice for keeping surfaces clean and dust-free. Its eco-friendly composition, produced using 100% renewable electricity, and biodegradable nature, along with 28% recycled content by weight, reflect a commitment to sustainability. Regular care helps maintain its tactile beauty and ensures a long-lasting, functional surface.

Oiled Wood Veneers

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

Why It Matters:
Oiled veneers are aesthetically pleasing but require consistent care to maintain their colour and texture. Expect the veneer’s tone to subtly mature with time, adorning its natural charm.

Lacquered Solid Wood

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 to help prevent potential issues with the wood.

Why It Matters:
Lacquer provides a durable, long-lasting finish, protecting the wood from damage. Consistent care helps maintain the surface’s aesthetic and protective qualities, ensuring it remains in excellent condition.

Oiled Oak Veneers

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

Why It Matters:
Oiled veneers require regular maintenance to keep their appearance and durability intact. Over time, the veneer’s colour may evolve, contributing to its unique character.

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