Here are some simple instructions to keep your products clean and maintained.

Metal Cabinets

Ri cabinets are manufactured from galvanized steel so require little maintenance. We recommend you follow these few basic maintenance routines to keep your cabinet in excellent condition.

Cleaning

Mix a solution of soapy water to wipe down cabinet paint work.

Laminated posters can be wiped with a damp cloth to remove light dirt.

Oiling

Regularly spray hinges and lock with lubricant - we recommend WD40 or similar. This will ensure smooth operation.

Cold Weather

There were a couple of incidents last winter when, in the freezing weather, the key would not fit fully into the locks on our secure cabinets. This was caused by a small amount of moisture freezing in the keyhole. This was resolved simply with a squirt of de-icer.

Display Cabinets

Cleaning

Use a weak solution of soapy water to wipe down the black MFC services. Once dry polish with multi-surface furniture polish spray. For the glass, we recommend a glass cleaner or a similar multi-surface furniture polish. 

Waxing

If the door runner become stiff with daily use we advise using a basic candle wax rubbed along the top of the two runners. This will provide a smooth glide.

Facias, Signs and Posters

Cleaning

Use a weak solution of soapy water to wipe down fascias and signs.

Laminated posters can be wiped with a damp cloth to remove light dirt. PLEASE DO NOT USE CHEMICALS.

Coffee Tables

Cleaning

Use a weak solution of soapy water to wipe down the metal frame work. Once dry polish with multi-surface furniture polish spray. For the glass tops, we recommend a glass cleaner or a similar multi-surface furniture polish. 

Waxing

The reclaimed pallet table top has been protected with a wax coating. You should re-wax your table top once every six months or when it appears dry. Application of wax will refresh your furniture so that is assumes a rich colour and a smooth surface.