Furniture care guide

Wood care

Oiled or waxed surfaces should not be cleaned with a steam cleaner or steam mop as this degrades the performance of the finish. Regular cleaning For day to day cleaning, surfaces treated with Wax oil can be dry wiped, swept or vacuumed. To clean surface scuffs, marks and stains, use Fiddes & Son Floor Surface Cleaner and a damp (not wet) microfibre cloth or mop.

Important: Oiled or waxed surfaces should not be cleaned with a steam cleaner or cleaning products contacting bleach or similar.

Regular Cleaning 

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For day to day cleaning, surfaces treated with Fiddes Hard Wax Oil Tints can be dry wiped, swept or vacuumed.

Deep Cleaning

To clean surface scuffs, marks and stains, use Fiddes Floor Surface Cleaner and a damp (not wet) microfibre cloth or mop. (Floor surface cleaner is designed to be food safe for use with work top, tables etc)

Repair

Scuffs, stains, marks and minor scratches can be quickly and easily repaired.

• Minor Blemishes can be removed by buffing with a cloth or brush as well as vacuuming
• Light damage such as stains can be easily repaired by lightly sanding and re-applying a fresh coat of Hardwax Oil
• Heavy damage including scratches can be easily ‘repaired’ by sanding the affected area, back to the bare wood if necessary and re-applying a fresh coat of the Hardwax Oil

Please avoid placing the table directly next to heat sources. Such as radiators and electric heaters intense heat can course the wood to split and warp.

 

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Please test on the underside of the table or inside a cupboard first

Clear satin can be applied onto any colour 

Rustic brown - smoked oak

Light brown - light oak

Distressed grey  - onyx

Dark brown - dark oak

Grey - Belgium grey

 

Steel work

All metalwork is coated with a clear or coloured powder coating. Making it resistant to moisture and general handling. Wipe metal work with a clean microfibre cloth.