AUCKLAND

1. Each piece of furniture is intended for a specific purpose, so any piece of furniture should be used in accordance with its functional purpose.
2. The most favorable climate conditions for rooms containing furniture are: air temperature not lower than +15°C; relative humidity - 65%. Significant deviations from this range lead to a significant deterioration in the consumer qualities of the furniture.
3. Placing furniture closer than one meter from heating appliances and other heat sources, as well as in direct sunlight, causes accelerated aging of the paintwork and deformation of furniture panels.
4. Products containing alcohol, acetone and other caustic (volatile) liquids should not be placed on the surface or inside furniture without napkins that insulate the furniture surface from the effects of aggressive liquids and their vapors.
5. Protect the surface of furniture and its structural components from mechanical damage, which can be caused by impact with hard objects, abrasive powders, and excessive physical exertion. To avoid accidents, do not allow children to jump on the bed, as this places a large dynamic load on a single point.
6. Furniture should be maintained using only high-quality, specially designed cleaning and polishing products, in accordance with the instructions provided. Dust should be removed with a clean, dry, soft cloth.
7. Furniture assembly must be carried out in full compliance with assembly drawings (diagrams). For the assembly of complex items (furniture sets, transformable furniture, etc.), it is recommended to engage specialists whose qualifications are beyond doubt.
8. When using furniture, avoid using excessive force to open doors, drawers, and other moving parts. Proper operation is ensured by adjusting the hinges or lubricating the guide rails with paraffin or a similar, non-aggressive product.

Caring for leather furniture

1. Never use chemical solvents, stain removers, or other aggressive substances to clean leather furniture.
2. Never use abrasive materials such as powders and pastes to clean leather furniture.
3. Remove dirt from leather using water and natural soap: wet a cotton ball, rub the stain in a circular motion, and dry the wet area with a dry cloth.
4. Avoid excessive friction, wipe leather furniture with light movements.
5. Place leather furniture at least 30-40 cm away from heat sources. Avoid exposing leather furniture to direct sunlight.
6. Dust leather furniture regularly with a soft, damp cloth.
7. Never use a hair dryer or heating appliances to dry leather furniture.
8. Don't use water or solvents to remove vegetable or animal fat stains. Wipe the stain with a dry cloth and leave it alone. It will soon be absorbed into the leather and become invisible.
9. If any liquid spills on leather furniture, immediately blot it with a sponge or cloth soaked in warm soapy water.