Furniture Restoration UK: Gwent Archieves

Sanding and preparing the floors for coating

What happens when you contact Furniture Restoration?

When you contact Furniure Restoration UK, I will take details of your restoration project, in most cases I can give you an estimate over the phone or via email, pictures are very helpful it identify your furniture.

What happens next? I will make an appointment for one of the French Polishers to view your project, we offer a collection and delivery service, which is included in the price.

If we are restoring Ercol Furniture for you, we use Ercol stains and lacquers, you can be confident that your furniture will be restored using traditional Ercol methods and products.

If you have any questions or queries, please contact Emma at info@furniturerestorationuk.com or tweet me @French_polisher, I look forward to hearing from you.

Care of your furniture

Your solid wood furniture is made to last and even after sustaining damage, it can be restored to it's full, timeless beauty at Furniture Restoration UK.

You should try to keep your furniture out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Leave a gap of 20-30cm between the furniture and a radiator.

Spills should be mopped up soon as possible to reduce the risk of the stain and water damage.

We recommend a good quality 100% natural bees wax polish, never use silicon spray polishes as this can cause damage. We recommend you polish your furniture no more than every 6 months.

To prevent discolouring and marks, do not place objects directly onto the wooden surface. Always use mats to protect from hot plates or hard surfaces.

Being a natural product the colour of the exposed timber will change with age. This is part of the beauty of a natural wood product.

Care of my Furniture - Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of polish should I use on my furniture?

Always use a good quality 100% beeswax polish, never silicon as this can cause damage. We recommend you polish your furniture no more than every 6 months.

How do I prevent my furniture being damaged by everyday use?

To prevent discolouring and marks, do not place objects directly onto the wooden surface. Always use mats to protect from hot plates or hard surfaces.

Can sunlight damage my furniture?

Being a natural product the colour of the exposed timber will change with age, we call this 'mellowing.' This is part of the beauty of a natural wood product. We recommend the furniture is protected from strong direct sunlight and not placed next to a radiator.

What can I do if I damage my furniture?

Contact the Furniture Restoration team at info@furniturerestorationuk.com or 01443 231699

Furniture Restoration UK

Sunday, 23 September 2012

Gwent Archieves - restoring the floors

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