Maintenance of panel furniture

The maintenance of panel furniture includes the following aspects:

Stable placement. The floor on which the panel furniture is placed must be flat and the legs must be evenly balanced. If the furniture is placed in a state of constant swaying and shaking, it will inevitably cause the tenon or fastener to fall off and the bonded part to crack over time, thereby affecting the use effect and reducing the life of the furniture. In addition, if the ground is soft and the furniture is unbalanced, do not use wooden boards or iron sheets to pad the furniture legs, so that even if the balance is maintained, it is difficult to be evenly forced, and the internal structure of the furniture will be damaged in the long run.

Remove the dust. It is best to use a cotton knitted cloth to remove dust from furniture, and then use a fine wool brush to remove dust from dents or embossed ornamentation. Furniture that has been painted should not be wiped with gasoline or organic solvents, but can be wiped with colorless furniture polishing wax to enhance the gloss and reduce dust.

Shelter from the sun. It is best not to be exposed to direct sunlight in the position of furniture, as frequent sun exposure will make the furniture paint film fade, metal fittings are easy to oxidize and deteriorate, and wood is easy to become brittle. In summer, it is best to use curtains to protect the furniture.

Indoor humidity. It is to maintain the humidity in the room and not let the furniture get wet. The use of humidifiers in spring and autumn should be limited in time to prevent damage to furniture due to excessive humidity, such as wood decay, metal corrosion, and easy to open and detach the adhesive at the bonding part. Usually clean furniture with as little water as possible, and avoid using alkaline water, only wipe with a damp cloth that wrung out the water, and then wipe it with a dry cloth.

As long as you do the above points, your panel furniture will not be so easy to deform. Use a wrung out wet towel to avoid scratching the lacquer. Avoid moisture and sun exposure.

Avoid contact with corrosive liquids such as acids and alkalis. Panel furniture is most afraid of dragging, when small pieces of furniture need to move, to lift the bottom of the furniture, large pieces of furniture are best to ask a professional company for help. When placing the furniture, it is necessary to put it flat and solid, so as to avoid the deformation of the furniture caused by local suspension.

To move the furniture, be sure to lift the four corners at the same time to avoid dragging around on the ground, so as not to affect the service life of the furniture. The fabric of the furniture should be dry cleaned, and wash it with water as much as possible to avoid fading; Leather and other parts of the leather should be cleaned with detergent, avoid cleaning with soap, laundry detergent, etc.