You should treat your made-to-measure solid wood furniture with the right care products and products right from the start. Regular care of your made-to-measure furniture will ensure a long service life of the surface. We will give you a few tips and tricks on how to make your new piece of furniture shine as brightly as on the first day.
air humidity
Please make sure that you regularly ventilate the room in which the piece of furniture is located. Too high or too low humidity can cause individual elements to warp.
painted surfaces
You do not have to re-treat the surface of painted surfaces. The protection of the varnish is maintained and does not have to be refreshed as with oil.
air humidity
Please make sure that you regularly ventilate the room in which the piece of furniture is located. Too high or too low humidity can cause individual elements to warp.
painted surfaces
You do not have to re-treat the surface of painted surfaces. The protection of the varnish is maintained and does not have to be refreshed as with oil.
Cleaning your made-to-measure solid wood furniture
You should not use any cleaning agents for cleaning as these can attack the natural product. Use a dry dust cloth for cleaning. However, it is very important that you do not leave any permanent moisture on the surfaces and never wipe off large areas.
You should make sure that no pointed or sharp objects get to the wood.
Cleaning your made-to-measure solid wood furniture
You should not use any cleaning agents for cleaning as these can attack the natural product. Use a dry dust cloth for cleaning. However, it is very important that you do not leave any permanent moisture on the surfaces and never wipe off large areas.
You should make sure that no pointed or sharp objects get to the wood.
especially for oiled surfaces
The oiled surface should be treated regularly to maintain surface gloss and protection. You can use any oil from a specialist retailer for this purpose. However, cheap baby oils are also suitable.
If water stains etc. cannot be removed, you can remove the area with a fine sandpaper and oil the area afterwards.
especially for oiled surfaces
The oiled surface should be treated regularly to maintain surface gloss and protection. You can use any oil from a specialist retailer for this purpose. However, cheap baby oils are also suitable.
If water stains etc. cannot be removed, you can remove the area with a fine sandpaper and oil the area afterwards.
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