WOOD FURNITURE

• For daily maintenance, clean wood using a mild soap and water solution then towel dry immediately.
• Dust wood with a soft, dry cloth and buff periodically using a non-wax furniture polish.
• NEVER use care products that contain silicone or ammonia as this will cut through the lacquer finish over time and damage your piece. Please check the product label.
• Remove spills immediately and wipe clean to protect surface and finish.
• Never place hot objects, cups with hot liquids or hot dishes directly on surfaces.
• Use coasters, felt pads or runners under objects to protect and preserve the surface and finish of your piece.
• Prolonged use of hot, electrical equipment on top of furniture may also cause damage.
• Always avoid exposure to direct sunlight or heat as this can cause cracking and potential fading of the wood or paint; a minimum clearance of 12” from heat sources is advised.
• Do not drag furniture across the floor (wood floors or rugs) as this will cause damage to your floor, weaken furniture parts and cause breakage.
• Dropping furniture onto its corners or feet will cause damage.
• Uneven floors are common in most homes even when they are new. You may need to shift your furniture to find a level spot or make use of a shim.
• Toys, buckles, coins and other hard objects will scratch furnishings. Try to prevent these items from coming in contact with your furniture.
• We highly recommend our Protection First® Furniture Protection Plan at time of purchase in the event that your furniture is accidently damaged while in your home and to also provide worry-free usage. Please visit our Furniture Protection page for more information.

IRON FURNITURE

• For daily maintenance, clean iron using a mild soap and water solution then towel dry immediately.
• Dust parts made of wood with a soft, dry cloth and buff periodically using a non-wax furniture polish.
• NEVER use care products that contain silicone or ammonia as this will cut through the lacquer finish over time and damage your piece. Please check the product label.
• Remove spills immediately and wipe clean to protect surface and finish.
• Never place hot objects, cups with hot liquids or hot dishes directly on surfaces.
• Use coasters, felt pads or runners under objects to protect and preserve the surface and finish of your piece.
• Prolonged use of hot, electrical equipment on top of furniture may also cause damage.
• Always avoid exposure to direct sunlight or heat as this can cause cracking and potential fading of the wood or paint; a minimum clearance of 12” from heat sources is advised.
• Do not drag furniture across the floor (wood floors or rugs) as this will cause damage to your floor, weaken furniture parts and cause breakage.
• Dropping furniture onto its corners or feet will cause damage.
• Uneven floors are common in most homes even when they are new. You may need to shift your furniture to find a level spot or make use of a shim.
• Toys, buckles, coins and other hard objects will scratch furnishings. Try to prevent these items from coming in contact with your furniture.
• We highly recommend our Protection First® Furniture Protection Plan at time of purchase in the event that your furniture is accidently damaged while in your home and to also provide worry-free usage. Please visit our Furniture Protection page for more information.

UPHOLSTERED & LEATHER SEATING, BEDS AND HEADBOARDS

• All fabrics are different. Please refer to the care and cleaning instructions at time of purchase. A tag may also be affixed with care instructions.
• New cushions typically will feel firmer and require a breaking-in period based on usage.
• Rotate and fluff your cushions monthly or as needed in order to maintain shape and distribute usage.
• Vacuum under cushions and along crevices regularly to keep the foundation fresh.
• Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry, colorfast towel or sponge.
• Never pull on a loose thread. Use a scissor and avoid cutting fabric.
• Toys or sharp objects will scuff, tear, pull threads or rip fabrics and furnishings. Try to prevent these items from coming in contact with your furniture.
• Always avoid exposure to direct sunlight or heat as this can cause potential fading of fabric; a minimum clearance of 12” from heat sources is advised.
• Do not drag furniture across the floor (wood floors or rugs) as this will cause damage to your floor, weaken furniture parts and cause breakage.
• Dropping furniture onto its corners or feet will cause damage.
• Uneven floors are common in most homes even when they are new. You may need to shift your furniture to find a level spot or make use of a shim.
• We highly recommend our Protection First® Furniture Protection Plan at time of purchase in the event that your furniture is accidently damaged while in your home and to also provide worry-free usage. Please visit our Furniture Protection page for more information.

ANTI-TIP & DRAWER SAFETY INFORMATION

• Secure your furniture and bookcases to the wall to prevent any accidental tipping-over.
• Use the provided restraints and the correct hardware for your wall type.
• Never open more than one drawer at a time.
• Never climb on furniture.
• Watch fingers when opening and closing doors and drawers.
• Review and reinforce these rules to prevent an accident.