Care Instructions
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Benefits
- Highly durable
- Easy to clean
- Tempered safety glass
- Luxurious finish
How to Clean
How to clean frosted glass
- Remove all objects and items before cleaning
- Wipe away any light dust and particles with a dry microfiber cloth from both sides of the glass
- Wipe off any sticky marks or stubborn spots with a damp wet cloth or soft-bristled brush
- Use an ammonia-based product and spray onto the entire glass surface
- Wipe down thoroughly with a clean, dry microfiber cloth or newspaper - moving in one direction only
- Repeat the previous step with an additional clean, dry microfiber cloth until all excess liquid has been wiped dry
- Repeat the cleaning process every 1-2 months, depending on the furniture’s level of use
How to clean oil based stains from frosted glass
- Mix 1 tablespoon of detergent such as Fairy Liquid Detergent and 1 tablespoon of baking soda with 2 cups of boiling water
- Apply to the stained area and allow to sit for a few minutes
- Wipe down in one direction only with a clean microfibre cloth
- Remove excess water and white streaks with a paper towel, dampened with a little lemon juice, in one direction only
Tips
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Do's
- Before applying any cleaning agent, including recommended agents, test in a small out of the way area
- Tempered glass has been hardened to resist breakage In the event of breakage, caution should always be exercised
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
- Use table cloth or other shade options to protect from direct sun for prolonged time
- Use coasters, placemats and heat mats as appropriate to increase longevity
- Always use a chopping board when cutting food items as a knife can cause damage to the surface
- Cover furniture when not in use to prevent damage from inclement weather, leaf mulch, sap and wildlife
- Consider furniture placement and avoid areas that are likely to cause excessive build up of corrosive materials
- Wipe down regularly to avoid excessive build up of corrosive materials
- Avoid placing right next to glass fences and/or large bodies of water due to possible magnified sunlight
- Keep glass dry on sunny days to minimise temperature variation in surface
Don'ts
- By no means should it be considered unbreakable or scratch-proof
- Don’t hose down furniture during periods of extreme heat
- Don’t leave oil-based items on frosted glass surfaces
- Don’t drop hard or heavy items on to the surface
- Don’t use your tabletop as a food preparation surface
- Don’t apply glass cleaner to painted or frosted glass
- Prolonged outdoor exposure in extreme weather conditions is not recommended
- Avoid placing furniture in environments that may cause UV damage when magnified by surfaces such as glass (including glass balustrades, glass panels)
Benefits
- Highly durable
- Lightweight
- Easy to clean
- Rust proof
- UV, fade and weather resistant
- Environmentally-friendly
- Low maintenance
Natural Characteristics
- Colour variation
- Texture variation
- Blemishes
- Abrasion resistance
- Colour fastness
- Scent
How to Clean
How to clean powder coated aluminium
- Remove all objects and items before cleaning
- Wipe away any light dust and particles with a dry microfiber cloth
- Wipe off any sticky marks or stubborn spots with a damp wet cloth or soft-bristled brush
- Prepare a mild cleaning solution consisting of approximately 2 tablespoons of ph-neutral soap with 1 litre of water
- Apply to a clean microfibre cloth and wipe down all surfaces
- Rinse off thoroughly with clean water to remove any excess detergent
- Use a soft, clean cloth to wipe down all surfaces and allow to dry naturally
- Repeat the cleaning process every 3-6 months, depending on the furniture’s level of use
How to remove hard-water stains
- Prepare a solution of equal parts white vinegar and distilled water
- Spray the solution directly on to the stain and allow to sit for 10-15 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly with a clean, wet cloth to ensuring all residue has been removed
- If the scaling has only been slightly lifted, repeat steps 2 and 3 to allow the stain more time to soak
- If successful, allow to air dry completely before use, otherwise proceed to the next step
- Prepare a paste consisting of 3 parts baking soda, 1 part distilled water and a few drops of white vinegar
- Apply the paste to a clean sponge and gently scrub the stain
- Apply more paste directly on to the stain and allow to sit for 15 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly with a clean, wet cloth to ensuring all residue has been removed
- Re-apply the paste for a second time if required
Tips
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Do's
- Before applying any cleaning agent, including recommended agents, test in a small out of the way area
- Wipe down surfaces regularly to prevent buildup of excess dirt, dust, salt or chlorine, which may lead to spotting and staining
- Cover furniture when not in use to prevent damage from inclement weather, leaf mulch, sap and wildlife
- Consider furniture placement and avoid areas that are likely to cause excessive build up of corrosive materials
- When using white spirits, cleaning should be carried out in shade and during cooler temperatures using a soft cloth and gentle wiping only
- It is recommended that prior to cleaning, a small non-visible area of the powder coated article be tested to ensure that no visual color change or damage will occur
Don'ts
- Wipe down surfaces regularly to prevent buildup of excess dirt, dust, salt or chlorine, which may lead to spotting and staining
- Don’t hose down your furniture during periods of extreme heat
- Prolonged outdoor use in extreme weather conditions is not recommended
- Do not under any circumstances use strong solvents such as thinners or solutions containing chlorinated hydrocarbons, esters or ketones
- Abrasive cleaners or cutting compounds should not be used
- Interpon Powder Coatings recommends nothing stronger than white spirits to assist with stubborn stains such as hard water spots / calcium stains
Benefits
- Highly durable
- Easy to clean
- UV and weather resistant
- Environmentally-friendly
Natural Characteristics
- Colour variation
- Grain variation
- Texture variation
- Blemishes
- Abrasion resistance
How to Clean
How to clean Stainless Steel
- Remove all cushions and coverings before cleaning
- Remove any loose dirt and particles with a dry cloth
- Gently wipe off any sticky marks or stubborn spots with a damp wet cloth or soft-bristled brush
- Prepare a mild cleaning solution consisting of approximately 2 tablespoons of ph-neutral soap with 1 litre of water
- Apply to a clean microfibre cloth and wipe down all surfaces
- Rinse off thoroughly with a clean, wet cloth to remove any excess detergent
- Use a soft, clean cloth to wipe down all surfaces and allow to dry naturally
- Repeat the cleaning process every 3-4 months, depending on the furniture’s level of use
How to remove Hard-Water Stains
- Prepare a solution of equal parts white vinegar and distilled water
- Spray the solution directly on to the stain and allow to sit for 10-15 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly with a clean, wet cloth to ensuring all residue has been removed
- If the scaling has only been slightly lifted, repeat steps 2 and 3 to allow the stain more time to soak
- If successful, allow to air dry completely before use, otherwise proceed to the next step
- Prepare a paste consisting of 3 parts baking soda, 1 part distilled water and a few drops of white vinegar
- Apply the paste to a clean sponge and gently scrub the stain
- Apply more paste directly on to the stain and allow to sit for 15 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly with a clean, wet cloth to ensuring all residue has been removed
- Re-apply the paste for a second time if required
How to remove Tea Staining
- Treat the surface to dissolve the stain by using a phosphoric acid mixture, but avoid using a mixtures containing hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid or chlorine
- Wet the surface with the solution, at the recommended dilution using a rag or soft-bristled brush
- Leave the solution on the surface until the stain has been removed - about 30 minutes or longer, ensuring the surface is never dried out
- It often helps to renew the application during this time - mild rubbing with the applicator may help to dislodge heavier deposits
- If required, gel or paste formulations are available to help the acid stay on the surface, particularly when on steep & vertical surfaces
- Alternatively, a sulphamic acid based powder cleaner (e.g. Essteele Stainless Steel Cleaner) on a moist rag can be used. The stains can be scrubbed off – once over to leave some chemical on the surface, then a second scrub after five or ten minutes is usually effective.
Tips
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Do's
- Before applying any cleaning agent, including recommended agents, test in a small out of the way area
- Wipe down surfaces regularly to prevent buildup of excess dirt, dust, salt or chlorine, which may lead to damage such as teastaining
- Cover furniture when not in use to prevent damage from inclement weather, leaf mulch, sap and wildlife
- Consider furniture placement and avoid areas that are likely to cause excessive build up of corrosive materials
Don'ts
- Don’t hose down furniture during periods of extreme heat
- Sudden temperature changes may cause stress on a material which can weaken it long-term
- Prolonged outdoor use in extreme weather conditions is not recommended
Benefits
- Highly durable
- Easy to clean
- UV, fade and water resistant
- Anti-pilling
- Low maintenance
Natural Characteristics
- Colour variation
- Texture variation
- Fabric density
- Tensile strength
- Abrasion resistance
- Colour fastness
- Scent
How to Clean
- Remove all throws and accessories before cleaning
- Remove any loose dirt and particles with a soft-bristled brush or soft vacuum attachment
- Apply an outdoor fabric cleaning solution such as Guardsman Weather Defence Fabric Protector to all Texteline upholstered surfaces and use as directed
- Alternatively, prepare a mild cleaning solution consisting of approximately 2 teaspoons of ph-neutral soap with 1 litre of water
- Spray the solution on all Texteline fabric surfaces and clean with a microfibre cloth or soft-bristled brush, moving in one direction only
- Rinse off thoroughly with a clean, wet cloth to remove any excess detergent and allow to dry naturally
- Repeat the cleaning process every 1-2 months, depending on the furniture’s level of use
Tips
0
Do's
- Before applying any cleaning agent, including recommended agents, test in a small out of the way area
- Wipe down surfaces regularly to prevent buildup of excess dirt, dust, salt or chlorine, which may lead to damage
- Blot liquid spills and stains immediately with a clean, dry cloth or paper towel, working from the outside of the stain to the inside using only just enough pressure to remove the substance
- Wipe down surfaces from seam-to-seam using only a light pressure
- Clean the entire surface area of the upholstery to avoid water rings and stains
- Keep cushions out of heavy rain
- clean spills immediately using the correct cleaning method and remove excess moisture
- Prop wet cushions on their sides to allow easy and efficient drainage
- Always allow outdoor furniture to air-dry completely before use
- Cover furniture when not in use to prevent damage from inclement weather, leaf mulch, sap and wildlife
- Consider furniture placement and avoid areas that are likely to cause excessive build up of corrosive materials
Don'ts
- Don’t rub - instead, wipe down surfaces from seam-to-seam using only a light pressure
- Don’t allow upholstery to stay wet
- Do not use a hair dryer or heater to dry upholstery
- Prolonged outdoor use in extreme weather conditions is not recommended

