Upholstery
Wood
- Spot clean with water based upholstery shampoo or foam upholstery cleaner.
- Pretest a small, inconspicuous area before proceeding.
- Do not over wet
- Do not use solvents to spot clean.
- Cushion covers should not be removed and laundered.
- When cleaning a spill, blot immediately to remove the spilled material.
- Evenly clean the entire panel in a seam to seam fashion.
- Do not clean just the spots or stains.
- Protect upholstered pieces from the sun, as UV rays can cause fading, deterioration and hairline cracking in wood finishes. Extreme room heat and/or humidity can also cause damage.
- Vacuum often and never brush and fabric with a stiff fiber or metal brush, as both are destructive to the fibers.
Wood
- Dust frequently with a clean, lint-free, dry cloth.
- Use a quality furniture polish every six months.
- Immediately wipe any moisture that may spill onto your furniture, always rub with the grain. Water will cause white spots in the finish in a short amount of time. Other liquids, such as finger nail polish & remover, alcohol, perfume and medicines can severely ruin the finish of furniture.
- Avoid placing plastic, rubber or acrylic materials (stick-on feet, placements, etc.) on your furniture, since the chemicals in these products may react with the finish and cause damage. It is better to use a piece of felt or cloth under accessories that could scratch or dent the surface of your furniture.
- Lift and place objects, do not drag them across the furniture surface.
- Make minor repairs when necessary, while they are still small.
- Avoid wax polishes. Regular use of wax polishes may result in the build-up of wax film on the surface of the furniture. This build-up may pick up dirt, smoke and other pollutants, which may result in smudges and streaks. Wax build-up over time hardens, making it difficult to remove from the finish.
- Avoid silicone polishes. Silicone oil is an ingredient used in many furniture polishes to create a high degree of shine. Silicone seeps into even the most lacquered finish, making it difficult to remove. Should it become necessary to refinish a piece of furniture, silicone makes it a very difficult process.
- Attention and care should always be given while installing or relocating furniture. Dropping, dragging or stacking may loosen joints, break legs, scratch and chip wood surfaces or damage the upholstery.
| Dimensions | 48"W x 20" x 19.5"H |
| Top/Seat Material | Upholstered Fabric or Vinyl (different grades are available upon request - pricing may vary. Contact us for details). |
| Top Color/Pattern Choices | Standard - Tea Time, Winslow or Critic's Choice. Other options are available upon request. |
| Upholstered Frame | Made from hardwood plywood with interlocking tenons and with steel angle brackets in each corner. |
| Exposed Wooden Frame & Legs | Made from premium grade kiln-dried hardwood |
| Critic's Choice Content | 54% Polyester, 46% Recycled Polyester |
| Tea Time Content | 100% Polyester |
| Winslow Content | 100% Polyester |
| Tea Time, Winslow and Critic's Choice Backing | Synthetic Latex Blend |
| Frame Options | Light Oak, Medium Oak, Walnut, Cherry or as requested (contact us for details) |
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Shipping: Please allow 4 weeks for delivery
Upholstered furniture is non-returnable. Additional freight charges may be incurred depending on delivery location.">
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