Noah – 160cm Dining Table

12 month constructional warranty

General Indoor Furniture Assembly & Care Tips:

• Try to assemble your furniture near to where it will be placed to avoid having to move it once assembled.
• Be sure to place your furniture on a flat and even surface to prevent unnecessary stress on the connecting joints.
• If you need to move your furniture elsewhere, make sure you get somebody to help you lift it. Do not drag the furniture, as this can damage the item itself, as well as the floor.
• If you have assembled your furniture yourself, be sure to regularly check the bolts and re-tighten them if necessary.
• Ideally try to place your furniture away from elements such as sunlight, heat, moisture, excessive temperatures and air conditioning units. 
• Use coasters and placements to protect your furniture’s surface from any hot pans, plates or glassware.

Noah Cleaning & Care FAQ's:

General assembly and usage advice:

• Avoid placing the table in direct sunlight or near any heat sources in order to reduce changes to the wood's appearance.
• If moving your table, be sure to lift it rather than pushing or pulling it to avoid causing damage to the table's legs, or your floor.
• Tighten the table's screws after 1-2 months of use
• Avoid improper use such as putting your feet on the table, or standing on its surface
• Be sure to use coasters under damp, hot or coloured objects to avoid stains
• Avoid covering the table's surface partially or fully for long periods of time (such as with a table cloth or mat), as this can cause colour variances to occur                                                                   

Will the appearance of my table change over time?

• Deep graining, splits and slight separation of layers are a natural occurrence with ageing process of acacia wood  and are not a reflection of product quality. This is a characteristic which gives the product an authentic, vintage appearance. Each item is unique, therefore the degree of ageing on the wood may vary.
• Do not be alarmed if you start to notice such changes over time, as any cosmetic splitting within the wood does not have any impact on the structural integrity of the table. 

Do I need to do any regular maintenance to my furniture to keep it in good condition?

• For regular cleaning a moist, wrung cloth may be used with a PH neutral detergent; dry with soft, dry cloth. When done correctly, this process will take care of all small hairline scratches, daily wear and tear and dust build up.                                                                                                                                                           
• Over time, wooden surfaces which have been pre-treated with oil may dry out. To maintain the finish of your furniture, treat the surface with colorless wax (or linseed oil).    
• Do not use any spirits, bleaches or any other chemical or acid cleaners to clean wood furniture as they are too abrasive and may damage the furniture's surface and affect waterproofing.

What happens if I spill something on my table?

• If any liquid is spilled on the wood surface, wipe immediately but gently, using a clean, firmly wrung damp cloth. Dry afterwards using another clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing the spilled liquid into the surface. 
• If the table has been in contact with acid liquids such as vinegar, sodas, fruit juices, lemon or others, always clean the surface with lukewarm water immediately.