Use and Care Manual

Product Care Information

Thank you for your purchase! Your new outdoor living sets and accessories are designed for many years

of enjoyment with proper care. Please adopt the following practices to ensure the longevity of your

purchase.

General Cleaning

Regular cleaning should be done with a damp, non-colored, non-abrasive cloth soaked in clear water.

Use mild soap as necessary. Avoid the use of abrasive cleaners and power washers. Clean spills

immediately with a damp, non-colored, non-abrasive cloth and mild soap solution to avoid staining.

General Care and Maintenance

To protect the finish of painted metal products from scratches, dulling, and wear and tear, apply a clear

coat, such as an epoxy clear coat, at least once per year. If the finish becomes scratched or chipped,

move quickly to apply touch up paint to avoid exposure of the underlying metal to the elements. Lightly

sand the area to be painted with 600 grit or finer sandpaper. Wipe the area clean. Then, hold the paint

can 8-10 inches away from the surface and sweep the area applying a thin coat of paint each pass. Allow

the paint to dry between each coat. Alternatively, you may apply paint to a separate surface then use a

small brush to touch-up the scratched area. If you are repairing a finish that consists of more than one

color, first apply the base coat, then apply the highlight color using a small brush, per the methods

described above. You may want to test on a piece of cardboard or other surface before working on the

product. Touch up paint is available for purchase from the number below.

Tubular/cast iron products will eventually rust. More frequent maintenance and application of clear

coats, covering the sets when not in use to protect from exposure, and especially prompt attention to

scratches or chips will prolong the life of iron sets. However, because of the nature of iron, it will

eventually rust when exposed to humidity and/or the elements. Rusting or oxidation is not covered

under the Limited Warranty.

Using the product in a coastal environment places higher demand on the surface finish due to the

effects of salty/corrosive air. More frequent cleaning (weekly or biweekly) is necessary to remove any

buildup of salt residue. Quarterly application of a clear coat is necessary to maintain a strong surface

finish in this type of environment.

For all items, avoid exposure, especially prolonged exposure to harsh environments including rain, snow,

or other wet conditions, direct sunlight, extremely high or low temperatures, and salty or corrosive air.

Products should be covered or brought indoors when not in use, especially when not in use for

prolonged periods of time, or when otherwise exposed to harsh weather such as winter. Do not put hot

items directly on furniture surface. Always use coasters, placemats, trivets, or hot pads. Do not clean

with harsh cleaners or polish. Do not place near heating or cooling vents. Do not write on furniture

without a padded barrier to protect the surface. To prolong the product lifetime, avoid extended and

lengthy exposure to direct rain or sunshine. All products are for residential use only. Not for commercial

use.

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Product Care Information Thank you for your purchase! Your new outdoor living sets and accessories are designed for many years of enjoyment with proper care. Please adopt the following practices to ensure the longevity of your purchase. General Cleaning Regular cleaning should be done with a damp, non-colored, non-abrasive cloth soaked in clear water. Use mild soap as necessary. Avoid the use of abrasive cleaners and power washers.
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Additional Care for Stainless Steel Products If stains or rust are to occur on stainless steel, promptly clean the deposit. Stains left unaddressed can become permanent. Clean by using a non-abrasive stainless steel cleaner / polish. Make sure to follow the cleaner manufacturer’s instructions. Test in a small inconspicuous spot to ensure original finish isn’t affected. When applying, remember to rub in the same direction as the metal grain. Rinse furniture thoroughly with clean water.
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Additional Care for Stone Products Stone is a durable yet porous material. Acidic compounds found in many foods such as tomato products, mustard, fruit juices, wines, colas, vinegar, and coffee can leave permanent stains or marks in stone material. The porous nature of stone also leaves it susceptible to heat retention. Care should be exercised when handling stone that has been subjected to lengthy exposure to the sun.