maintenance instructions
Metal
Metals combine strength, refinement and character in a single design. From subtle matt surfaces to glossy or weathered finishes: every type of metal and finish gives an object its own unique appearance. Through use and exposure to the environment, metals can change subtly over time or develop a natural patina. With the right care, the finish and character of the material will be preserved for as long as possible.
Discover the specific care instructions for each type of metal and finish to ensure proper maintenance.
Steel
Steel is a strong and versatile material characterized by its clean lines and contemporary look. Depending on the finish, the surface may be matte, glossy, or lightly textured, giving each design its own character.
Subtle variations in color, texture, and finish may occur and are part of the material’s character.
Care
To keep the finish of your steel (side) table looking its best for as long as possible:
- Regularly remove dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and always dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
- Do not use harsh, chemical, or abrasive cleaners.
- Avoid scouring pads and stiff brushes to prevent scratches to the finish.
- Wipe up spills immediately and avoid prolonged contact with moisture.
- Use coasters to reduce rings, stains, and damage.
- Do not place hot objects directly on the surface.
- Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
- Use the item indoors only, unless it is explicitly stated to be suitable for outdoor use.
Aluminium
Aluminum is a lightweight and versatile metal with a refined, contemporary look. From smooth to more tactile or cast surfaces, different finishes give the material its own character and make it a versatile choice for interiors.
Subtle variations in color, texture, and finish may occur and are part of the material’s character.
Care
To preserve the look and finish of your aluminum (side) table for as long as possible:
- Regularly remove dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
- Do not use harsh, chemical, or abrasive cleaning products.
- Avoid scouring pads and stiff brushes to prevent scratches or damage to the finish.
- Wipe up spills immediately and avoid prolonged contact with moisture.
- Use coasters and placemats to help prevent rings, stains, and damage.
- Do not place hot objects directly on the surface.
- Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
- Use the item indoors unless it is explicitly stated to be suitable for outdoor use.