
CAUTION
With a little care you can prolong the life of your
furniture and keep the materials in good condition.
The information below is only intended as a general
guideline. For more information on how to remove
specific stains, please inquire where you bought the
furniture.
• Always remove stains quickly before they can do any
permanent damage to the furniture.
• Avoid placing the furniture in direct sunlight or near a
strong heat source to reduce changes.
• When you move the furniture, make sure to lift it rather
than pulling or pushing it to avoid damaging the floor,
legs and mountings.
• Tighten up the screws after one to two months’ use.
• Avoid improper use such as putting your feet on the
furniture or standing on the it.
• Be careful not to scratch or damage the surface with
sharp objects.
• Smooth out creases and wrinkles with your hand after
use to even out the fabric and prevent seam lines from
being skewed.
FABRICS
• Vacuum the benchtop regularly to remove dust and
avoid fluff and pilling.
• Straighten the fabric with your hands from time to
time. Wrinkles in the fabric can be straightened using a
steamer.
• Soak up spilled liquids immediately with an absorbent
napkin or cloth by dabbing gently towards the centre of
the stain.
• Most stains can be removed with lukewarm water on
a clean lint-free cloth. If necessary, add a little neutral
detergent. Avoid rubbing the material hard as this could
result in loss of colour and damage the fabric. It may
also be necessary to use a hairdryer to avoid leaving an
outline.
• Never use concentrated detergents or bleach,
ammonia or soap intended for hard surfaces.
• HAY only uses top-quality fabrics but all fabrics fade,
and seams weaken, when exposed to strong heat or
sunlight.
SILK LEATHER
•Silk is an aniline leather, which means that it has no or
only a light surface treatment to preserve the leather’s
natural surface and soft touch.
• Vacuum regularly using the upholstery nozzle. Be
careful not to scratch the leather.
• All natural markings, such as scars and insect bites,
will be visible on aniline leather, which contributes to
the leather’s exclusive appearance.
• This kind of leather is very susceptible to dirt, and
over time it will patinate and become slightly darker.
• Aniline leather is demanding to maintain, and we
recommend that you keep a cleaner and care product
suitable for this type of leather at hand.
• Using water may leave a permanent stain on the
surface.
• Do not use sharp objects, strong detergents or
solvents on the leather.
• HAY only uses top-quality leathers but all leathers
fade, and seams weaken, when exposed to strong heat
or sunlight.
POWDER COATED ALUMINIUM
• Clean with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution
of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue
immediately using a clean, dry cloth.
• Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they
may scratch the surface.
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