Edinburgh Hanging Chair

A real trend setter out on the balcony or in the garden. Or why not at the pool edge? Our hammock Edinburgh is perfect for summer's lazy days. Pale cushion and a nice pillow are included.

Vedlikehold:
WICKER Wicker is an incredibly grateful material that requires little care to maintain a good condition. The material is UV-resistant and can withstand weather and wind. It is important to remember that wicker is made of plastic and therefore behaves accordingly - expands and shrinks depending on temperature. Wicker will expand and get loose when it is warm but will then contract again when it gets colder. For daily care, clean the furniture with a soft brush, a mild detergent and plenty of water to keep dust and dirt away from the fibres in the material. Protect your furniture with a furniture cover when it is not being used, to avoid dirt and discolouration. Winter storage should be in a cool and dry space. STEEL Keep in mind that steel is a material that can rust when getting exposed to water and moisture over a longer time. It is important to try and keep the steel furniture dry, by using a furniture cover for example. Rust from inside or on the furniture can drip and discolour the surface it is standing on. Remember that if placing it on your new wooden terrace. Paint or any other covering treatment is what keeps the rust away. Therefor it is important not to damage the coating. Solvents should not be used on painted or lacquered steel as this will dissolve the finish, exposing it to rust. For daily care, clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Always wipe the surface dry afterwards and avoid any excess water. If a rust stain is hard to remove you can use a soft cloth and pure alcohol. To keep the quality and look of your steel furniture, we recommend storing it in a dry place during winter. POLYESTER All fabrics fade in the sun so make sure not to put the furniture in direct sunlight. Use a textile spray to impregnate the fabric before you start using it, it will make any dirt or stain easier to remove. Remove stains immediately. Do not rub, instead try to soak up gently with a cloth. Should the stains not go away, use a stain remover that you first try on a less visible part of the fabric. Make sure to never leave your cushions outside when not used. Always store the cushions in a dry environment, like a waterproof cushion box or inside your home, to avoid mold or other damages.

A real trend setter out on the balcony or in the garden. Or why not at the pool edge? Our hammock Edinburgh is perfect for summer's lazy days. Pale cushion and a nice pillow are included.

Vedlikehold:
WICKER Wicker is an incredibly grateful material that requires little care to maintain a good condition. The material is UV-resistant and can withstand weather and wind. It is important to remember that wicker is made of plastic and therefore behaves accordingly - expands and shrinks depending on temperature. Wicker will expand and get loose when it is warm but will then contract again when it gets colder. For daily care, clean the furniture with a soft brush, a mild detergent and plenty of water to keep dust and dirt away from the fibres in the material. Protect your furniture with a furniture cover when it is not being used, to avoid dirt and discolouration. Winter storage should be in a cool and dry space. STEEL Keep in mind that steel is a material that can rust when getting exposed to water and moisture over a longer time. It is important to try and keep the steel furniture dry, by using a furniture cover for example. Rust from inside or on the furniture can drip and discolour the surface it is standing on. Remember that if placing it on your new wooden terrace. Paint or any other covering treatment is what keeps the rust away. Therefor it is important not to damage the coating. Solvents should not be used on painted or lacquered steel as this will dissolve the finish, exposing it to rust. For daily care, clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Always wipe the surface dry afterwards and avoid any excess water. If a rust stain is hard to remove you can use a soft cloth and pure alcohol. To keep the quality and look of your steel furniture, we recommend storing it in a dry place during winter. POLYESTER All fabrics fade in the sun so make sure not to put the furniture in direct sunlight. Use a textile spray to impregnate the fabric before you start using it, it will make any dirt or stain easier to remove. Remove stains immediately. Do not rub, instead try to soak up gently with a cloth. Should the stains not go away, use a stain remover that you first try on a less visible part of the fabric. Make sure to never leave your cushions outside when not used. Always store the cushions in a dry environment, like a waterproof cushion box or inside your home, to avoid mold or other damages.

A real trend setter out on the balcony or in the garden. Or why not at the pool edge? Our hammock Edinburgh is perfect for summer's lazy days. Pale cushion and a nice pillow are included.

Vedlikehold:
WICKER Wicker is an incredibly grateful material that requires little care to maintain a good condition. The material is UV-resistant and can withstand weather and wind. It is important to remember that wicker is made of plastic and therefore behaves accordingly - expands and shrinks depending on temperature. Wicker will expand and get loose when it is warm but will then contract again when it gets colder. For daily care, clean the furniture with a soft brush, a mild detergent and plenty of water to keep dust and dirt away from the fibres in the material. Protect your furniture with a furniture cover when it is not being used, to avoid dirt and discolouration. Winter storage should be in a cool and dry space. STEEL Keep in mind that steel is a material that can rust when getting exposed to water and moisture over a longer time. It is important to try and keep the steel furniture dry, by using a furniture cover for example. Rust from inside or on the furniture can drip and discolour the surface it is standing on. Remember that if placing it on your new wooden terrace. Paint or any other covering treatment is what keeps the rust away. Therefor it is important not to damage the coating. Solvents should not be used on painted or lacquered steel as this will dissolve the finish, exposing it to rust. For daily care, clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Always wipe the surface dry afterwards and avoid any excess water. If a rust stain is hard to remove you can use a soft cloth and pure alcohol. To keep the quality and look of your steel furniture, we recommend storing it in a dry place during winter. POLYESTER All fabrics fade in the sun so make sure not to put the furniture in direct sunlight. Use a textile spray to impregnate the fabric before you start using it, it will make any dirt or stain easier to remove. Remove stains immediately. Do not rub, instead try to soak up gently with a cloth. Should the stains not go away, use a stain remover that you first try on a less visible part of the fabric. Make sure to never leave your cushions outside when not used. Always store the cushions in a dry environment, like a waterproof cushion box or inside your home, to avoid mold or other damages.