CAST ALUMINUM CARE & MAINTENANCE
To clean, wipe down the frames occasionally with water mixed with liquid detergent and rinse thoroughly afterward.
To preserve the finish of the paint throughout the winter months, we recommend applying a winterized patio furniture cover.
GLASS TOP TABLES CARE & MAINTENANCE
Clean glass table tops regularly with a soft cloth, mild detergent, vinegar, and warm water. Commercial glass cleaners may also be used. Avoid using heavy solvents, scouring agents, and janitorial cleaners.
SLING FABRICS CARE & MAINTENANCE
Today’s casual fabrics are low maintenance, and weather resistant, however, a few precautions will help ensure that your slings provide you with many years of satisfaction.
It is important that sling fabrics be cleaned regularly. For best results, gently scrub with mild detergent and warm water. Regular cleaning will help prevent the possibility of mildew by washing out dirt particles that become trapped in the weave.
Stains and mildews can be removed with a solution of warm water, mild laundry detergent, and chlorine bleach (1 cup to 3 gallons of water). Always rinse thoroughly after any cleaning.
Certain suntan lotions and insect repellents may discolour fabric. Cleaning the fabric immediately after contact can minimize this problem. Covering sling fabrics with a towel while tanning is recommended.
RESIN WICKER CARE & MAINTENANCE
Very little maintenance is required to maintain the beauty of your resin wicker. We do recommend, however, a periodic cleaning to remove any dirt, dust, or oils that may collect over time to keep your wicker looking new.
Both the frame and the wicker can be washed with mild detergent and water when they become soiled, using a wet sponge to wipe the soil from the surface. Rinse with clean water and allow to air dry.
UMBRELLAS CARE & MAINTENANCE
When using a market umbrella (10′ diameter or less) through a table, a minimum 40lbs base is required. Larger umbrellas, such as 11′ in diameter and rectangular sizes require a heavier base.
We recommend periodic waxing of the main pole with an automotive paste wax to allow the center hub to slide up or down more freely. As well, periodically lubricating the spokes (with WD 40) where they connect to the center hub, and also where they connect to the support ribs will allow the umbrella to operate freely.


