For normal care, clean with a mild soap solution and rinse with a clean, clear water. Wipe the entire surface, moving with the pattern and follow with a clean, dry soft cloth. For minor repair of burns or other stubborn marks, apply a nonabrasive liquid kitchen cleaner with a soft cloth soaked in warm water. The use of acidic and abrasive cleaners can cause discoloration and change the sheen.
For normal cleaning, dust frequently with a soft, damp (not wet) cloth in the
direction of the wood grain. Dry the area thoroughly. For occasional cleanings,
use only a non-wax furniture polish that contains no silicone or silicone
derivatives. The use of abrasive cleaning solutions, Hydrogen peroxide solution,
or solutions containing acids or dyes should be avoided as they can damage the
finish. Please note excessive cleaning with any solution will eventually
breakdown the integrity of the finish.
Clean up spills immediately by blotting with a dry cloth. Standing water left
from a drinking glass will cause the wood to discolour and warp, the use of
coasters and protective pads are strongly encouraged. Avoid placing furniture in
direct sunlight, as sunlight causes fading. Avoid extremes in room humidity –
too high or too low humidity can cause wood to warp. Do not place plastic or
rubber objects on wood finish, as their ingredients will react with those of the
finish and cause a migration that will appear as a stain. Make minor repairs
while they are still small – use a professional service to ensure proper repair
to the surface.
Clean with a wet cloth, mild soap or detergent and water solution or window cleaner.
Clean with a mild soap solution and rinse with clean water. Do not add any additional chemicals or cleaning products to the soapy water. Wipe the entire surface and follow with a clean, dry cloth to buff dry. The use of acidic and abrasive cleaners can cause discoloration. Avoid scraping or rubbing furniture with an abrasive cloth that could damage or remove the coating from the surface. Never use ammonia or bleach on powder coated finishes.
Clean with non-abrasive cleaning solutions. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Any commercially available household cleaner and plastic care product can be used to clean plastic parts. Avoid highly concentrated acids and halogens (chlorine). When using cleaning agents, please observe the cleaning agent manufacturers’ website instructions for use and always test the suitability of the cleaning agent on a concealed area first to avoid discoloration or abrasion.
Clean with a mild non-abrasive cleaning solution. Do not leave surface wet, wipe dry after cleaning. Dry or gritty cloths may cause surface scratches and create a static electric charge on the surface.
We recommend that you visit the fabric manufacturers’ website for specific
cleaning instructions.
For leather products, regular dusting and vacuuming is all that is necessary.
For spots and spills, wipe excess liquid up immediately with a clean, absorbent
cloth. If necessary, use clean lukewarm water only and let air dry naturally. Do
not use cleaning solvents, furniture polish, oils, varnish, abrasive cleaners,
saddle soaps, or ammonia water on leather.
IBIS warrants its products to be Free From defects in workmanship and materials For a period of Five (5) years after the date of original shipment (the “warranty period”), provided the product is used in the manner and under the conditions For which it is designed.
BIS offers no warranty, either implied or expressed, on any fabrics or leathers.
Fabrics and leathers carry warranties from the fabric manufacturer or reseller,
and most contract fabrics and leathers have only a one to two year warranty
period. Please refer to each resellers warranties before specifying. Because
every fabric specification is different and application for use must be taken
into consideration, IBIS shall not be held responsible in any manner for wrong
specification of fabric. IBIS makes no warranty of any kind with respect to
“customer’s own materials” (COM), “customer’s own leathers” (COL), or
non-standard materials selected by and used at the request of the purchaser.
Variations in grain, color, marks, scars, texture and pattern of wood, leather
and textiles may occur as a result of nature, dye lot, exposure to light, and
aging. IBIS makes no warranty with respect to matching of grain, textures,
pattern or colors of such materials, including an exact match to wood chips,
color samples, or swatch cards.
All our products have been approved for indoor use. The formation of rust and/or
corrosion due to outdoor use does not constitute a defect in materials and
workmanship, and is not covered under this warranty.
The warranty does not apply, if the rust is formed due to moisture in air.
The Warranty are exclusive and made only to the original purchaser.
There is no warranty for international use or purchases
Carefully read all the terms and conditions contained in this agreement. This
agreement is subject to change from time to time. Any changes made in the
agreement will be effective from immediately basis upon posting to the site. It
is website users responsibility to regularly visit the website to check the site
to determine if any changes are made in terms of agreement. Terms of agreement
is applicable to anyone who uses the website. By visiting the website or using
the services, user agree to be legally bound by all the terms and conditions of
the agreement.
Using the website and service represents that user have read and agreed to all
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and correct, and use of the website and service does not violate any law or
regulations.
We at IBIS are committed to exceeding compliance with environmental laws and regulations that affect our operations through continuous improvement and pollution prevention practices. We encourages to minimize the use of greenhouse gas and carbon footprint through the implementation of energy conservation and efficiency improvements. Our goal is to reduce impacts to human and ecosystem health by inventory tracking, evaluation, and control of chemicals of concern in our processes and facilities.