Cambridge Casual IT-610428T User manual


GENERAL INFORMATION &TIPS
1. Please read the assembly instructions prior to assembling the table.
2. To avoid damage, assemble the table on a non-abrasive suñace such as carpet.
3. Make sure all nuts tightlyfastened before the table is used.
4. This table is not for commercial use.
Please make sure you have all parts before beginning assembly. Please wait until all steps
are completed before tightening nuts.
TOOLS REQUIRED
1. Awrench is necesssary for assembly.
l'ts inclueded in hardware list. )
PARTS AND HARDWARE LIST
A. Table Top B. Leg C. Nut D. Spring washer
Qty: 1Pc
E. Washer Qty:4Pes Qty: 8Pes+ 1Qty: 8Pes+ 1
Qty: 8Pes+ 1
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STEP 1
Attach the leg (B) into the corner of table top (A)
Insert washer (E), Spring washer (D), and nuts (C) to secure leg (B).
Tighten nuts using wrench (Provided).
STEP2
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CONGRATULATION !
THETABLE IS NOW READY FOR USED.

CARE MAINTENANCE
Due to teak wood's natural characteristics, wood color and grain variationsmay be present. This is asymbol of
the originality of each unit and gives each finished piece adistinctive look and inherent charm.
IUNFINISH NATURAL TEAK WOOD
Teak Wood, when left bare and unfinished, will naturally fade to asilver-graycolor. This transformation does
not in any way affect the functionality and durability of the furniture.
It is recommended to sand the furniture in regular interval to maintain asmooth finish. This will also reduce the
potential in wood splinter and other hazard. For customer who would like to maintain the original golden-brown
color, one may best apply teak oil or other compatible clear protective coating. Please follow the
recommendation of the protectivecoating manufacturerin both application and the frequency.
Teak wood is aliving material that breathe and change over time. If you choose to maintain the smooth
golden-brownfinish, it will require regular maintenance, such as sanding and reapplication of protective coating.
We hope that will be arewardingexperience, as awell-maintainedteak furnituremay last many years to come.
Please note, once you stain your teak, it will not return to the natural golden brown or weathered
silver-gray color without sanding off the stain. Staining is intended to be permanent. ff you choose to
stain your furniture after it has turned silver-gray, you must first sand it before applying the stain.
FINISHED TEAK WOOD
Finished Teak Wood may be maintained with solvent-based polyurethane protective coating every six (6)
months, or as suggested by the protective coating manufacturers.
For everydaymaintenance, you may clean with mild detergent using clean cloth. Please do not expose and/or
use any chemical solvent.
CUSHIONS
Our fabrics are designed to be breathable. They are water resistant but not waterproof.It is recommended that
you store and remove the cushions when not in use or during severe weather condition. The cushion and
cushion cover shall be removed and air dried if it is soaked after heavyrain, so we may avoid the potential mold
issue.
The best way to keep your fabrics looking good is to clean them. It is recommended to clean off dust and dirt
periodically, wipe spills as soon as they occur, and spot clean soon after stains occur. Removable cushion
covers may be machine-washed in cold water with mild laundry soap and air dried.
SYNTHETIC RATTAN AND WOVEN POLYROPE
To clean, use mild soap and clean water -wipe off the dust or spills using clean cloth (Do NOTuse brush). Dry
thoroughly with soft cloth or air dried. Do NOT expose to chemical solvent.
Other Tips:
•Do not put hot items directly on furniture surface.
•Do not store furniture in areas that have central heating or cooling vents to preventexcessive drying of
the wood. This will decrease the furniture's longevity.
•Do not write on furniture without apadded barrier to protect the surface.
•Do not leave your furniture in puddles of water or on wet ground.
•Cover your furniture during winter months or move into covered storage.
The manufacturer supports protection of the world's forest resources and is diligent in sourcing legally harvested
wood.
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1Year Limited Warranty
This warranty is alimited warranty. Regular care and maintenance are required to maintain the
warranty. Warranty is to the original purchaser when items are purchased from one of our authorized
retailers and is not transferable. If aproduct fails and is under the terms of our limited warranty, the
item will be replaced with asmall fee when applicable. In the case of discontinued models, an item of
similar quality and style will be offered to the customer.
•1Year Limited Frame Warranty:
Wood frames are warranted to be free from structural defects (i.e., broken frame) in material
and workmanship. Wood frames require user maintenance and changes in the color of wood
are normal and should be expected to occur over time as the natural material ages. Therefore,
natural fading and changes in wood frames is not covered by this warranty. Components such
as chair feet are meant to wear and tear, so theywill not be considered as part of the frame.
•Finish, when applicable:
The finish is warranted against peeling, cracking, or blistering for aperiod of 1year, provided
the unit has not been scratched or abraded. Scratches and dents resulting from normal wear
and tear are not covered.
•Fabric
Fabrics and cushions are warranted to be free from workmanship or material defects, which
includes failures in stitching, zippers, sling rails, cording, buttons, cushion foam, or other areas
of workmanship. Tpe fabric and cushion will not be warranted if deterioration, discoloration,
fading, etc., is due to exposure of chemicals, cleaning products, sun lotions, oil spills, improper
maintenance process, or extreme heat.
Warranty Exclusions:
Furniture used for commercial, contractor or any non-residential purposes Iclearance items, display
models, or items purchased "as is" Ifailure caused by unreasonable or abusive use, freight damage,
acts of nature, vandalism, fire, lack of proper care and maintenance, or improper assembly I
exposure to severe weather includes, but not limited to, snowstorm, hail, heavy rainfall, flooding,
hurricane, and extreme heat Iaccidental damage, repair, or modifications by customer Istraps and
fabric against fading or discoloration from improper and/or accidental exposure to elements, oil spills,
fluids or chemicals Ihardware against corrosion or rusting Ibuckling or splitting of tubing resulting
from exposure to water and freezing temperatures.
Further excluded: normal wear and tear Iloss of use or time Iinconvenience, money, travel,
packaging or any other consequential or incidental damages.
In no event shall the manufacturer's responsibility exceed the value of the product.
The warranty starts on the date of purchasing unless otherwise noted. However, we may
consider for special circumstance.
For qualitycontrol purposes and verification,we need documents in support of your claim:
•Packing slip /Invoice
•Additional documents (Photos or video) of damaged/ defected/ missing part
•Item number and part code (can be found on assembly instruction)
Please include the above-mentioned documents as your claim WILL NOT BE PROCESSED until
properly supported. Retain all damaqed qoods until the claim is concluded .
The terms of this warranty are subject to change without notice.

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