ADDISON + 2 PERTH Addison Dining Table, Bench & 2 Perth Chairs, Grey Oak Veneer & Black Steel, Light Grey Premium Faux Leather, 150cm

Appearance

1. Every effort has been made to ensure each piece of furniture matches
2. The materials used may have variation in colour and grain – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault

Cleaning your furniture

1. Do not use household cleaning products, bleaches, solvent based cleaners, detergents, corrosives, scourers or abrasives, which can damage surfaces
2. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft duster making sure no surfaces are left wet

Caring for your furniture

To avoid deep scratches or surface damage that can impact the integrity, longevity and durability of your table

1. Always use place mats or trivets and do not place hot items directly on the table top
2. Lift objects off the table instead of dragging them across the surface
3. Do not stick adhesive tape on any surfaces
4. Remove spills immediately with a damp cloth and dry with a soft duster making sure no surfaces are left wet
5. Cleaning and use over time can change the surface colour slightly
6. Avoid strong sunlight (such as through patio doors and windows), as this can cause discolouration, fading or surface degradation over time. This can be especially noticeable when compared to areas that are not exposed, such as centre extensions and under table runners
7. Avoid strong sunlight on chrome finishes as this can magnify the heat of the sun
8. Avoid excessive heat (such as radiators or open fires) as this can cause warping or cracking

To avoid structural damage:

1. Do not put heavy items on the edge of the table top
2. Do not stand or sit on the table
3. Do not drag the table when moving, instead lift and place carefully
4. Do not use the table unless all the bolts and screws are fully tightened
5. Regularly tighten the bolts to avoid damage and maintain stability and strength

This table is for indoor, residential use only.

Upholstery and appearance

1. Every effort has been made to ensure each piece of furniture matches
2. The materials used may have variation in colour and grain – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault
3. If the upholstery is creased on delivery, allow it to settle at room temperature
4. Creasing in seats and back cushions may appear over time – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault
5. Upholstery can have a pile in the weave and look different from various angles and lighting – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault

Cleaning your furniture

1. Do not use household cleaning products, bleaches, solvent based cleaners, detergents, corrosives, scourers or abrasives, which can damage surfaces and upholstery
2. Dust and vacuum your furniture on a weekly basis with the appropriate upholstery attachment
3. Use a clean, soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water to remove dirt or body oils
4. For tougher stains, use a soft cloth with a little non-alkaline, non-detergent soap

Caring for your furniture

1. Remove spills immediately – do not rub stains and spills, blot them first
2. Avoid placing damp clothing, wet towels or printed newspapers directly on the upholstery
3. Avoid strong sunlight (such as through patio doors and windows), as this can cause discolouration, fading or surface degradation over time
4. Avoid strong sunlight on chrome finishes as this can magnify the heat of the sun
5. Avoid sitting on the edge of the cushions as this can cause distortion or permanent wear
6. Do not sit on the arms
7. Avoid sharp objects such as studs, buckles, jewellery, heels, toys or a pet’s claws on the upholstery as this can cause damage
8. Greasy and oily hair products can damage upholstery
9. Light-coloured upholstery can be at risk of discolouration due to dye transfer from dark or strong-coloured clothing, cushions and throws

To avoid structural damage:

1. Do not stand or jump on the chair
2. Do not rock on the chair, or lean back with only two legs on the ground
3. Do not use the chair unless all the bolts and screws are fully tightened
4. Regularly tighten the bolts to avoid damage and maintain stability and strength

This chair is for indoor, residential use only.

Upholstery and appearance

1. Every effort has been made to ensure each piece of furniture matches
2. Upholstery can have variation in colour and finish – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault
3. If the upholstery is creased on delivery, allow it to settle at room temperature
4. Creasing in seats and back cushions may appear over time – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault
5. Upholstery can have a pile in the weave and look different from various angles and lighting – this is a natural characteristic of the material and not a fault

Cleaning your furniture

1. Do not use household cleaning products, bleaches, solvent based cleaners, detergents, corrosives, scourers or abrasives, which can damage surfaces and upholstery
2. Dust and vacuum your furniture on a weekly basis with the appropriate upholstery attachment
3. Use a clean, soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water to remove dirt or body oils
4. For tougher stains, use a soft cloth with a little non-alkaline, non-detergent soap

Caring for your furniture

1. Remove spills immediately – do not rub stains and spills, blot them first
2. Avoid placing damp clothing, wet towels or printed newspapers directly on the upholstery
3. Avoid placing hot cups or plates directly onto the furniture as this can damage the upholstery
4. Avoid strong sunlight (such as through patio doors and windows), as this can cause discolouration, fading or surface degradation over time
5. Avoid strong sunlight on chrome finishes as this can magnify the heat of the sun
6. Avoid sitting on the edge of the cushions as this can cause distortion or permanent wear
7. Do not sit on the arms
8. Avoid sharp objects such as studs, buckles, jewellery, heels, toys or a pet’s claws on the upholstery as this can cause damage
9. Greasy and oily hair products can damage upholstery
10. Light-coloured upholstery can be at risk of discolouration due to dye transfer from dark or strong-coloured clothing, cushions and throws

To avoid structural damage:

1. Do not stand or jump on the bench
2. Do not rock or lean back on the bench
3. Do not drag the bench when moving, instead lift and place carefully
4. Do not use the bench unless all the bolts and screws are fully tightened
5. Regularly tighten the bolts to avoid damage and maintain stability and strength

This bench is for indoor, residential use only.