Product Care Guide

At Roomviax, we want your furniture to stay beautiful, comfortable, and functional for years to come. Proper care and maintenance can help preserve the appearance and lifespan of your furniture. Please review the general care recommendations below.

1. General Care Recommendations

To keep your furniture in its best condition:

Use your furniture only for its intended indoor household purpose
Place furniture on a flat, stable surface
Avoid dragging furniture across the floor when moving it
Lift furniture carefully with assistance when necessary
Check and tighten hardware periodically if applicable
Keep furniture away from excessive moisture, direct heat, and prolonged direct sunlight

Natural wear over time is normal and can be minimized with regular care.

2. Protecting Furniture Surfaces

To help prevent scratches, stains, fading, or surface damage:

Use coasters, placemats, and protective pads under drinks, tableware, and decorative objects
Avoid placing hot items directly on furniture surfaces
Do not allow water, oil, or other liquids to remain on surfaces for extended periods
Wipe spills immediately with a soft, clean cloth
Avoid sharp objects that may scratch or mark the finish

3. Wood Furniture Care

For wood and wood-finished furniture:

Dust regularly with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth
Wipe gently in the direction of the wood grain
Use a slightly damp cloth for light cleaning, then dry immediately
Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, abrasive materials, or excessive water
Do not place wood furniture in direct sunlight or near heating and cooling vents
Maintain a stable indoor environment, as extreme humidity changes may affect natural wood materials

Because wood is a natural material, slight variations in grain, tone, and texture are normal and part of its character.

4. Upholstered Furniture Care

For upholstered furniture such as fabric-covered chairs, sofas, or cushioned pieces:

Vacuum gently on a regular basis using a soft brush attachment
Clean spills immediately by blotting with a dry, absorbent cloth
Do not rub stains aggressively, as this may spread the stain or damage the fabric
Use a mild fabric-safe cleaner only when appropriate and always test in an inconspicuous area first
Keep upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight to help reduce fading
Rotate and fluff removable cushions regularly when applicable to help maintain shape

For major stains or deep cleaning, professional upholstery cleaning may be recommended.

5. Metal Parts Care

For furniture with metal frames, legs, or accents:

Wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove dust
Use a slightly damp cloth for routine cleaning, then dry thoroughly
Avoid abrasive cleaners or steel wool, which may scratch the finish
Keep metal surfaces dry to help prevent spotting or corrosion

6. Glass and Mirror Surface Care

For furniture with glass or mirrored components:

Clean using a soft cloth and a gentle glass cleaner
Do not spray cleaner directly onto surrounding materials
Spray the cleaner onto the cloth first, then wipe the glass surface
Avoid impact, pressure, or placing heavy objects on glass surfaces unless designed for that use

Use extra caution when moving or repositioning furniture with glass parts.

7. Avoiding Environmental Damage

Furniture can be affected by environmental conditions. To reduce the risk of damage:

Keep furniture away from direct sunlight to minimize fading and discoloration
Avoid placing furniture near radiators, fireplaces, heating vents, or strong air-conditioning airflow
Do not expose furniture to excessive humidity or damp conditions
Clean and dry spills promptly to prevent moisture-related damage

A stable indoor environment is recommended for long-term furniture care.

8. Moving and Handling Furniture

When moving furniture:

Empty drawers, shelves, or compartments before moving
Lift furniture instead of dragging it across the floor
Use protective pads under legs when repositioning furniture
Move larger pieces with two or more people when necessary
Avoid placing excessive force on arms, backs, legs, or decorative elements while lifting

Improper handling may cause structural damage that is not related to normal use.

9. Routine Inspection and Maintenance

To help maintain product stability and safety over time:

Periodically inspect screws, bolts, and fittings
Tighten hardware as needed
Stop using the product if any part becomes loose, broken, or unstable until it is properly checked or repaired
Follow any product-specific instructions provided with your item, where applicable