Quinn Round Dining Table

2 Years

Dust weekly with a clean, slightly damp soft cloth, then wipe dry in the direction of the grain (not circularly), ensuring no moisture remains; use quality cork-backed coasters, trivets, or placemats to protect timber from hot, cold, or wet items; clean spills immediately by blotting with a soft damp cloth; do not rub; ensure lamps, ornaments, and other items have felt backing to prevent damage; rearrange accessories occasionally to avoid permanent marks; never place hot, wet, or moist items directly on timber surfaces, as they may cause marks or discolouration; avoid direct sunlight, extreme humidity, and prolonged exposure to changing temperatures; do not cover timber tops directly with glass, as this can trap moisture and cause staining or peeling; if using glass, place felt pads underneath; avoid household cleaners containing silicones; if using a polish other than water, test it first on an inconspicuous area; keep alcohol-containing liquids (e.g., nail polish) away from timber, as resulting stains cannot be removed; avoid striking painted furniture with vacuum cleaners or other heavy objects, as this may chip the finish; timber is a natural material and will vary in grain and colour; over time, exposure to light may cause colour changes ("mellowing"), which is normal and not a defect; changes in temperature and humidity cause timber to expand and contract, which may result in small cracks, particularly at joins; these are natural and do not affect durability or quality; continuous direct sunlight can cause fading, darkening, and hairline cracks in the finish; timber is susceptible to scratches, chips, and other damage, so care should be taken when handling furniture