Sana Recta Dining Table 240

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

• Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
• Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
• Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
• How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

• Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
• Use coasters under beverages to prevent marks and stains.
• Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
• Avoid placing indoor furnishings in direct sunlight or near sources of heat or moisture, as this could cause cracking or changes in finishes.
• Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
• How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

• Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
• Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
• Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
• How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

• Clean regularly from outdoor impurities with a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn stains, clean with mild soap and warm water. Rinse with clean water and wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Let it air dry.
• Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, scouring creams, abrasive cleansers or acid based products, which can break down the sealant and possibly damage or discolor the stone.
• Metallic sponges and abrasive cleaners are not suitable, as they can cause differences in the product's luster after cleaning.
• Use limestone cleaning gel to preserve the sintered stone to renew the protection that is chipped away by the previous cleaning.
• Cover furniture pieces during freezing conditions, including snow and ice.

• Clean regularly from outdoor impurities with a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn stains, clean with mild soap and warm water. Rinse with clean water and wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Let it air dry.
• Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, scouring creams, abrasive cleansers or acid based products, which can break down the sealant and possibly damage or discolor the stone.
• Metallic sponges and abrasive cleaners are not suitable, as they can cause differences in the product's luster after cleaning.
• Use limestone cleaning gel to preserve the sintered stone to renew the protection that is chipped away by the previous cleaning.
• Cover the furniture during freezing conditions, including snow and ice. Dry before store it in the garage.

• Clean regularly from outdoor impurities with a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn stains, clean with mild soap and warm water. Rinse with clean water and wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Let it air dry.
• Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, scouring creams, abrasive cleansers or acid based products, which can break down the sealant and possibly damage or discolor the stone.
• Metallic sponges and abrasive cleaners are not suitable, as they can cause differences in the product's luster after cleaning.
• Use limestone cleaning gel to preserve the sintered stone to renew the protection that is chipped away by the previous cleaning.
• Cover furniture pieces during freezing conditions, including snow and ice. Dry before store it in the garage.

• Clean regularly from outdoor impurities with a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn stains, clean with mild soap and warm water. Rinse with clean water and wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Let it air dry.
• Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, scouring creams, abrasive cleansers or acid based products, which can break down the sealant and possibly damage or discolor the stone.
• Metallic sponges and abrasive cleaners are not suitable, as they can cause differences in the product's luster after cleaning.
• Use limestone cleaning gel to preserve the sintered stone to renew the protection that is chipped away by the previous cleaning.
• Cover sintered stone pieces during freezing conditions, including snow and ice. Dry before store it in the garage.

• Clean regularly from outdoor impurities with a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn stains, clean with mild soap and warm water. Rinse with clean water and wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Let it air dry.
• Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, scouring creams, abrasive cleansers or acid based products, which can break down the sealant and possibly damage or discolor the stone.
• Metallic sponges and abrasive cleaners are not suitable, as they can cause differences in the product's luster after cleaning.
• Use limestone cleaning gel to preserve the sintered stone to renew the protection that is chipped away by the previous cleaning.
• Cover sintered stone pieces during freezing conditions, including snow and ice.

• Clean regularly from outdoor impurities with a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn stains, clean with mild soap and warm water. Rinse with clean water and wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Let it air dry.
• Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, scouring creams, abrasive cleansers or acid based products, which can break down the sealant and possibly damage or discolor the stone.
• Metallic sponges and abrasive cleaners are not suitable, as they can cause differences in the product's luster after cleaning.
• Use limestone cleaning gel to preserve the sintered stone to renew the protection that is chipped away by the previous cleaning.
• Cover furniture during freezing conditions, including snow and ice. Dry before store it in the garage.