Lie Bench

A stylish, simple garden bench with frame in galvanized steel and bench in delicious acacia from the Lie series. This bench is easy to place and fits well with the sunny house wall when ficked up. The design is timeless with traditional design and the area of ​​use is wide. Furnish together with a lower table or solitary against a wall - you decide! Lighter assembly is required. Care advice: In order for your outdoor furniture in acacia/hardwood to maintain their finish, they should be treated oil. Since the woods in themselves are not as obese by nature, they need to be oiled a little now and then, even during the season. Newly purchased furniture should be saturated with oil, apply several layers in succession so the maximum with oil is absorbed. Wipe off what becomes superfluous.

Vedlikehold:
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. ACACIA In order to ensure that you are able to enjoy your furniture for as long as possible, please follow these care instructions. This furniture was treated with oil before leaving the factory. The oil penetration is deeper in some places than others. Before using your new furniture, use a dry cloth to remove any excess oil and dust. Do not oil your new furniture straight away. For the furniture to retains its colour we recommend oiling it at the end of the fist garden season. Clean the furniture, if necessary sand it with very fine sandpaper (240), and then use a cloth to apply a thin layer of oil. It is very important that no dirt or dust is trapped under the oil as this can cause mold. Use a dry cloth to remove any excess oil from the wood. This procedure should be repeated every year, shortly before the furniture is set up in the garden for the summer. The furniture should not be stored in a damp location as this may cause mold. We recommend using a suitable cover to prevent damage from being caused by strong weather conditions. For winter storage, do not store the furniture in a centrally heated area, because it can cause the wood to dry out, which may lead to shrinkage and cracks. A cool, well-ventilated garden shed is a suitable storage location. Never cover the furniture with protective sheeting, as it can cause mold. After prolonged use and/or drying of the wood, it may be necessary to tighten the screws (with moderate force).

A stylish, simple garden bench with frame in galvanized steel and bench in delicious acacia from the Lie series. This bench is easy to place and fits well with the sunny house wall when ficked up. The design is timeless with traditional design and the area of ​​use is wide. Furnish together with a lower table or solitary against a wall - you decide! Lighter assembly is required. Care advice: In order for your outdoor furniture in acacia/hardwood to maintain their finish, they should be treated oil. Since the woods in themselves are not as obese by nature, they need to be oiled a little now and then, even during the season. Newly purchased furniture should be saturated with oil, apply several layers in succession so the maximum with oil is absorbed. Wipe off what becomes superfluous.

Vedlikehold:
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. ACACIA In order to ensure that you are able to enjoy your furniture for as long as possible, please follow these care instructions. This furniture was treated with oil before leaving the factory. The oil penetration is deeper in some places than others. Before using your new furniture, use a dry cloth to remove any excess oil and dust. Do not oil your new furniture straight away. For the furniture to retains its colour we recommend oiling it at the end of the fist garden season. Clean the furniture, if necessary sand it with very fine sandpaper (240), and then use a cloth to apply a thin layer of oil. It is very important that no dirt or dust is trapped under the oil as this can cause mold. Use a dry cloth to remove any excess oil from the wood. This procedure should be repeated every year, shortly before the furniture is set up in the garden for the summer. The furniture should not be stored in a damp location as this may cause mold. We recommend using a suitable cover to prevent damage from being caused by strong weather conditions. For winter storage, do not store the furniture in a centrally heated area, because it can cause the wood to dry out, which may lead to shrinkage and cracks. A cool, well-ventilated garden shed is a suitable storage location. Never cover the furniture with protective sheeting, as it can cause mold. After prolonged use and/or drying of the wood, it may be necessary to tighten the screws (with moderate force).

A stylish, simple garden bench with frame in galvanized steel and bench in delicious acacia from the Lie series. This bench is easy to place and fits well with the sunny house wall when ficked up. The design is timeless with traditional design and the area of ​​use is wide. Furnish together with a lower table or solitary against a wall - you decide! Lighter assembly is required. Care advice: In order for your outdoor furniture in acacia/hardwood to maintain their finish, they should be treated oil. Since the woods in themselves are not as obese by nature, they need to be oiled a little now and then, even during the season. Newly purchased furniture should be saturated with oil, apply several layers in succession so the maximum with oil is absorbed. Wipe off what becomes superfluous.

Vedlikehold:
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. ACACIA In order to ensure that you are able to enjoy your furniture for as long as possible, please follow these care instructions. This furniture was treated with oil before leaving the factory. The oil penetration is deeper in some places than others. Before using your new furniture, use a dry cloth to remove any excess oil and dust. Do not oil your new furniture straight away. For the furniture to retains its colour we recommend oiling it at the end of the fist garden season. Clean the furniture, if necessary sand it with very fine sandpaper (240), and then use a cloth to apply a thin layer of oil. It is very important that no dirt or dust is trapped under the oil as this can cause mold. Use a dry cloth to remove any excess oil from the wood. This procedure should be repeated every year, shortly before the furniture is set up in the garden for the summer. The furniture should not be stored in a damp location as this may cause mold. We recommend using a suitable cover to prevent damage from being caused by strong weather conditions. For winter storage, do not store the furniture in a centrally heated area, because it can cause the wood to dry out, which may lead to shrinkage and cracks. A cool, well-ventilated garden shed is a suitable storage location. Never cover the furniture with protective sheeting, as it can cause mold. After prolonged use and/or drying of the wood, it may be necessary to tighten the screws (with moderate force).