Furniture Care + Maintenance

You made an investment in your outdoor furniture set, protect it with proper care and maintenance!  A consistent schedule of cleaning the surface will help remove dirt, grime, and other surface build-ups that can help keep your furniture looking new.  Over time, finishes and fabrics exposed to the elements may show signs of weathering such as reduced gloss and slight color loss. Use a non-abrasive soap or cleaner and wipe aluminum, woven, or wood pieces with a soft cloth.  Furniture can be rinsed with hose water.  We do not recommend using chemical cleaners such as acetone, alcohol, mineral spirits, or lacquer thinners.  Any type of chemical that is harmful to the powder coat surface or wood surface should be removed or cleaned immediately.  Avoid using high pressure washers that can damage your furniture. 

 All of our outdoor performance fabrics are designed with durability and cleanability in mind.  Regular cleaning of your cushions will keep them looking new and spot cleaning is quick and easy when accidents happen.

Be sure to remove any loose dirt first by brushing off loose dirt or shaking them off.  Test a small, inconspicuous area to make sure the cleaner will not affect the color of the fabric.  Spray a non abrasive soap cleaner on the fabric and use a soft bristle brush to clean.  Rinse thoroughly to remove all of the cleaners.  Air-dry the cushion faster by unzipping it.  Never put cushions or cushion covers in the dryer.

Top-quality outdoor furniture is designed to resist the elements but that doesn’t mean you should leave your investment constantly exposed, especially during seasons when your furniture isn’t in use.  Furniture covers are a great way to protect your outdoor furniture and ensure it will look great year after year.  Covers should be simple and attractive but to keep your furniture looking great we recommend heavy-duty fabrics with top-quality stitching to maximize protection from the elements.   

This appliance must be supervised at all times.  Do not leave the fire pit unattended.  Serious personal / property damage or injury may occur if the fire pit is left burning while unattended.

If you smell gas:

• Shut off gas to the appliance
• Extinguish any open flames
• If odor persists, leave the area immediately
• After leaving the area, contact your gas supplier or fire department

Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause personal injury, death, or property damage.

• This appliance can produce carbon monoxide, which has no odor.
• Using it in an enclosed space can result in death.
• Never use this appliance in an enclosed space such as a camper, tent, car, or home.