03 · CARE
Correct maintenance depends on the exact surface. Always consult the cleaning and care instructions for the installed collection.
Sand and hard particles act as abrasives when left under shoes or dragged by cleaning tools.
Vacuum or sweep with suitable accessories and use the recommended product at the stated dose.
Using universal cleaners, film-forming soaps or abrasive tools.
The amount of water must suit the flooring type and never replaces effective cleaning.
Remove spills promptly and, where permitted, clean with a well-wrung cloth.
Flooding, unauthorised steam cleaning or leaving water in joints and perimeters.
Prompt action is usually safer than adding force or stronger chemicals later.
Absorb, identify the substance and follow specific guidance; test first in an inconspicuous area.
Mixing products, using unchecked solvents or rubbing until the sheen changes.
A mark may sit in surface residue, affect the finish or reach the board structure.
Clean first, inspect in side light and check whether an approved repair system exists.
Sanding, polishing or colouring before identifying the material and surface type.
Concentrated pressure and repeated movement can mark even resistant flooring.
Use clean, suitable felt pads, lift heavy furniture and spread loads where necessary.
Dragging furniture or keeping dirty pads that have become abrasive.
Castors concentrate use and dirt in small, repeated paths.
Use compatible soft castors and suitable protection where use intensity requires it.
Keeping hard, blocked or contaminated wheels and relying only on the use class.
Wood and wood-based materials respond to marked changes in indoor temperature and humidity.
Maintain a reasonably stable environment, ventilate and avoid localised extreme heat or dryness.
Ignoring seasonal changes, directing hot air at the floor or confusing natural movement with a defect.
Open joints, lifting, moisture, new sounds or extensive damage require diagnosis before repair.
Record when it appeared, photographs, indoor conditions and any water or building incident.
Hiding symptoms with sealant, weight or adhesive that may complicate repair and remove evidence.
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