Habitat HANA-WD-SS13 User manual

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HANA-WD-SS13
HANA
WARDROBE

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ANTI
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TOPPLE DEVICE
HABITAT provides this anti-topple device to increase the safety in your home. It is primarily intended for furniture such as
bookcases, cabinets and chests of drawers and should be mounted as shown in the following e ample.
Please note the following:
• The anti-topple device is only intended to be used with the HABITAT product it accompanies.
• For optimum function, the anti-topple device should be mounted in accordance with the recommendations contained
in the enclosed as sembly instructions .
• The anti-topple device must not be modified or changed in any way.
• You will need to choose a screw or fitting which is suitable for securing the bracket to the kind of walls you have. If
you are unsure about what type of screw to use, please contact your local hardware store.
• The anti-topple device does not replace any of t he other fittings cont ained in the furniture package.
• The furniture's tendency to t ip is affected to a large e tent by the type of floor it stands on. Furniture is more stable
when it stands on a level wooden floor, and not so stable when it stands on thick wall-to-wall carpet. Optimum safety
is, therefore, obtained when your HABITAT product stands on a level wooden floor!
Because of t he variety of different wall types , HABI TAT cannot provide you with the e act fittings to fi this produc t.
It is necessary that you identify the type of wall you intend to fi this item ont o and cont act your local hardware store to get the
appropriate fittings.

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HANA
FURNITURE
Habitat's
furniture is craftsman ma e with great care an attention to
pro uce istinctive pieces that will bring pleasure for years to come.
Each item of furniture is han finishe an uses tra itional cabinet
making techniques to ensure strength an longevity.
The H
ana range is han ma e pre ominantly from kiln rie soli oak
an oak veneers, from manage European forests. All carcasses are
oak veneer for structural integrity an stability.
- The surface of Hana is oile to enhance the natural colour an
highlight the beautiful features of oak such as grain, knots, sha ing
an me ullary rays. The natural variations in grain an woo colour
ensure every piece is ifferent an unique.
With careful use these finely pro uce pieces will give many years of
satisfaction.
FEATURES OF NATURAL WOOD
Woo is a beautiful natural material. It is important to un erstan its
unique properties; these properties shoul not be mistaken for flaws.
Wood Shading and Grain
Each piece will have a slightly ifferent grain pattern. Variation in
colour, sha ing an grain between ifferent pro ucts an within the
same pro uct can occur; this is a normal feature of all natural woo
furniture.
Knots
Knots are a natural property of all real woo furniture; they o not
affect performance, an a interest to each piece.
Medullar Ra s
These markings are create where woo is cut across the grain
pro ucing interesting features such as growth rings an flecks.
Expansion
All timber will isplay movement from season to season because of
changes in atmospheric temperature an humi ity.
LEVELLING UNITS
It is essential that your furniture is positione on a level surface to
ensure oors hang correctly an open smoothly.
- Pro ucts with opening oors have a justable feet that may be
screwe in or out to square the unit if the
floor is not level.

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-Please follow the instructions inclu e with your furniture if
a justment is necessary.
- If oors fail to operate smoothly, or the pro uct is move ,
a justment an levelling shoul be rechecke .
SUNLIGHT AND HEAT
- Avoi exposing your furniture to excessive heat e.g. by placing it in
front of a ra iator, as this can cause cracking. A minimum 30cm
clearance from heat sources is a vise .
- Direct sunlight will cause the colour of real woo to change, this will
be more rea ily apparent if the furniture is place un er a win ow.
Use in hot an sunny conservatories is not recommen e .
- Leaving items such as vases or ornaments in one place on a piece of
furniture in sunlight may leave a mark when it is remove . Such
marks shoul blen in with time.
- Never place hot ishes irectly on to woo en or painte surfaces, we
recommen you use tablemats.
Prolonge use of hot electrical equipment, such as a television, on top
of furniture may also cause scorching.
-The ark rubber feet use on electrical an other equipment
occasionally contain chemicals that can leave
a permanent mark on furniture surfaces, care shoul be taken.
MAINTENANCE AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS
To prolong the life of your H
ana furniture we a vise the following:
Cleaning
- To protect oile furniture from spills, nourish the woo an to keep
it looking great, perio ic oiling is require . If this maintenance is not
carrie out, the woo may become ry, lose its epth of colour an
become susceptible to staining an water marking.
-To oil, apply a thin coat of Danish Oil to the outsi e of the furniture
with a clean lint free cloth perio ically or whenever the woo lightens,
feels ry to the touch or isplays lighter ry patches. Take care not to
over oil the pro uct as this may result in a shinier finish.
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Linsee oil can be purchase at most DIY stores. Do not use oils sol
for cooking.
- On receipt, the furniture woul have been wrappe since it was
manufacture an may require light oiling imme iately on elivery,
especially if it appears light or ry ue to the variable absorbency of
woo an car boar that it was wrappe in.
-If you oil your furniture on elivery, it may take up to 24 hours for
the protective oil to completely ry so care is require .
-We recommen that rawers are left open an empty for 24 hours to
allow any resi ual o our from the
oil to issipate an ensure it is ry.

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Spills on the furniture must be remove imme iately using a cloth to
minimise staining. Pro uct that is not correctly oile will be more
susceptible to staining.
- Light stains may be remove by gently rubbing in the ire
ction of the
grain with 400 gra e (very fine) san paper an re-oiling as irecte
above.
Care
-Take care when moving furniture, ragging pieces across the floor
will cause amage to the joints. We recommen that you protect
elicate flooring from potential marking by feet or legs.
- Dropping furniture onto corners or feet will cause amage.
- Take care to prevent sharp objects e.g. toys, buckles an heels from
coming into contact with your furniture, an avoi contact with
chemicals e.g. cosmetics or hair pro ucts which may permanently
mark the surface.
-If your furniture becomes staine , scratche chippe or suffers other
amage we recommen professional help is sought to restore it.
- If you have relevant insurance you may wish to contact them for
a vice.
Following the gui elines above will ensure pro uct performance is
maintaine . Habitat is not responsible for efects cause by the
misuse of your pro uct.
GENERAL WARNINGS
Never rag furniture when moving it, always lift it.
Perio ically check all fixings to ensure none have come loose an re-tighten
where necessary.
Please take care when han ling or moving the furniture
as careless han ling
may cause amage or injury.
Furniture can be angerous if incorrectly installe . Assembly shoul be
carrie out by a competent person. No liability will be accepte for amage
or injury cause by incorrectly installe or assemble furniture.
PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
www.habitat.co.uk or write to this a ress:
Habitat Retail Ltd. 489-499 Avebur Boulevard, Milton Ke nes MK9
2NW