Benjamin Ripple Oval Dining Table - Globewest

How to clean Timber Veneer

·       Regular cleaning is highly recommended to maintain the product. To dust, we recommend using a microfiber cloth for wood furniture, as this will not damage the surface.

·       For deeper cleaning, wipe the surface of your timber with a clean, damp cloth in the direction of the natural grain, then dry with a soft clean cloth to prevent spotting. Do not use a wet/soaking cloth as this will result in streaking.

·       If you choose to polish your veneer with a product/solvent, you should always try it out first on a small, inconspicuous area to trial how your veneer will react.

·       The surface of your furniture should not come in contact with hot and/or moist/wet containers/materials. We always recommend using coasters, place mats, tablecloths and table runners to protect furniture surfaces from heat and stains. Take extra care to protect your surfaces from candles and heated objects.

·       If possible, keep furniture away from any area with a high concentrate of sun to ensure the veneer does not fade or split. Do not apply undue pressure by writing on a veneer table as this can leave impression marks.

·       Please note that liquids that contain alcohol, such as nail polish, etc., cannot be removed.

Two-Pack and Painted Surfaces

·       Do not clean painted timber with alcohol, ammonia-based and/or harsh chemicals as this may cloud the surface and/or remove the paint finish.

·       Clean your painted surface with a dust cloth or feather duster to remove dust and debris.

·       Should you use a damp cloth for cleaning, ensure that the cloth is not soaked and the surface is dried with a clean dry cloth immediately after wiping.

·       Do not hit the painted finish with a vacuum cleaner or other heavy items as this will chip the finish.

·       Avoid using paper towel on acrylic surfaces.