Adding rosewood furniture to your home is definitely a delight. Always place it in a prominent location and pay attention to following the merchant's advice to maintain indoor temperature and humidity, prevent sun exposure, avoid using damp cloths for cleaning, and regularly maintain it. Pay attention to the big aspects, but often overlook some details, which can also cause furniture deformation and damage.
Flat placement
When placing furniture, it is important to keep it straight and level, with rubber pads on the legs to keep them as perpendicular to the ground as possible. This means that the furniture should be placed flat and stable, especially for tall cabinet furniture. If it is not placed properly for a long time, it is highly likely to deform and crack.
Avoid squeezing
When placing items on furniture, attention should also be paid to preventing deformation of the furniture. Especially in winter and summer, it is important to avoid forcefully squeezing the cabinet door when placing clothes inside, as this can easily cause furniture to deform.
parallel translation
Furniture must move in parallel to avoid uneven force distribution. It is important to avoid pulling only one leg or pushing only one side, as this can easily cause the leg structure to loosen and tilt.
Breathable countertop
When using rosewood furniture, do not cover the large countertop with non breathable materials such as glass panels or plastic sheeting. These materials will seal the countertop and prevent one side from coming into contact with the outside air. This will cause uneven expansion and deformation on both sides of the countertop, and can also lead to mold growth. If it is necessary to protect the countertop with a glass plate, a small suction cup pad can be used as an intermediate gap.
Place insulation pads
Hot objects and containers for liquids placed on the desktop should be padded to prevent imprints and whitening. If it occasionally occurs, you can use a straight metal sheet or glass plate without a notch to gently scrape off the edge at a 45 degree angle to the desktop, then polish it with fine sandpaper and wax it. Of course, it is best to have a professional repair.
Flat placement
When placing furniture, it is important to keep it straight and level, with rubber pads on the legs to keep them as perpendicular to the ground as possible. This means that the furniture should be placed flat and stable, especially for tall cabinet furniture. If it is not placed properly for a long time, it is highly likely to deform and crack.
Avoid squeezing
When placing items on furniture, attention should also be paid to preventing deformation of the furniture. Especially in winter and summer, it is important to avoid forcefully squeezing the cabinet door when placing clothes inside, as this can easily cause furniture to deform.
parallel translation
Furniture must move in parallel to avoid uneven force distribution. It is important to avoid pulling only one leg or pushing only one side, as this can easily cause the leg structure to loosen and tilt.
Breathable countertop
When using rosewood furniture, do not cover the large countertop with non breathable materials such as glass panels or plastic sheeting. These materials will seal the countertop and prevent one side from coming into contact with the outside air. This will cause uneven expansion and deformation on both sides of the countertop, and can also lead to mold growth. If it is necessary to protect the countertop with a glass plate, a small suction cup pad can be used as an intermediate gap.
Place insulation pads
Hot objects and containers for liquids placed on the desktop should be padded to prevent imprints and whitening. If it occasionally occurs, you can use a straight metal sheet or glass plate without a notch to gently scrape off the edge at a 45 degree angle to the desktop, then polish it with fine sandpaper and wax it. Of course, it is best to have a professional repair.
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