Care Instructions

How to care for your outdoor ceramic furniture. Your furniture may require different levels of care depending on the environment in which it is used. In general, monthly cleaning and maintenance of your outdoor furniture is recommended to help prevent damage. Speak with your Designer to ensure the products selected are suitable for your specific environment as well as discuss the level of maintenance that will be needed. General Care Regularly dust with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use acids, ammonia-based or other harsh chemical-based cleaning products Avoid direct contact between sharp objects and glass to prevent scratching or scuffing. Use coasters and trivets to protect the surface from wet or hot cups/dishes. Address spills immediately by wiping down using a clean microfiber or non-abrasive cloth. Where needed, wash the surface with warm water and a diluted neutral detergent. Dry thoroughly with a clean soft cloth. *Content and Image Credit @globewest

Your furniture may require different levels of care depending on the environment in which it is used. In general, monthly cleaning and maintenance of your outdoor furniture is recommended to help prevent damage. Speak with your Designer to ensure the products selected are suitable for your specific environment as well as discuss the level of maintenance that will be required. General Care Sunproof® outdoor fabric has been extensively tested and proven internationally for its reliability, strength, colour-fastness and safety. For general maintenance of your Sunproof® fabric: Remove the Sunproof cover from the foam insert Remove any loose dirt and spray on a cleaning solution of water and mild soap onto the cover Allow the cleaning solution to permeate the fabric and use a soft-bristled brush to gently clean the fabric surface Rinse the cover thoroughly until all soap residue is removed and allow to air dry completely before re-installing the foam insert *Content and Image Credit @globewest

How to care for your outdoor concrete furniture. Your furniture may require different levels of care depending on the environment in which it is used. In general, monthly cleaning and maintenance of your outdoor furniture is recommended to help prevent damage. Speak with your Designer to ensure the products selected are suitable for your specific environment as well as discuss the level of maintenance that will be needed. General Care Regularly dust with a dry, soft cloth Do not use furniture polish or ammonia-based cleaning products Avoid direct contact between sharp objects and concrete Use coasters and trivets to protect the surface from wet or hot cups/dishes Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth Always lift and carry when moving furniture (do not drag) Small open pores and slight cosmetic splits to the surface caused by change in temperature/moisture loss are natural and expected characteristics of this material *Content and Image Credit @globewest

To best care for your rope furniture, simply follow the below steps: General Care To spot clean, apply a solution of mild detergent and water with a soft cloth and rinse thoroughly with clean water. Allow the rope to air-dry. Do not use excessive scrubbing or a hard brush Do not use abrasive cleaners or chemicals Do not use a high-pressure hose *Content and Image Credit @globewest

No two pieces of terrazzo are identical, which makes it a beautiful and unique surface to have in your home. As terrazzo is porous in nature, clean any spills promptly to guard against penetration of the surface. General Care The surface of your terrazzo should not come in contact with hot and/or moist/wet containers/materials. We always recommend using coasters, place mats, tablecloths and table runners to protect furniture surfaces from heat and stains. Take extra care to protect your surfaces from candles and heated objects. Wash with clean water and a mild cleaner. Wash in a small, overlapping, sweeping motion, then dry with a soft clean cloth to prevent spotting. Terrazzo can be damaged by products with acidic properties, such as juices, detergents and corrosive liquids. Avoid contact with these types of substances as they can dull or stain the stone surface and destroy the sealant. Small open pores and slight cosmetic splits to the surface caused by change in temperature/moisture loss are natural and expected characteristics of this material *Content and Image Credit @globewest

Alfresco Only collections are built with weather-resistant frames. However, upholstered components require additional care and should not be left outdoors for prolonged periods. The following care guidelines are suggested to help prevent damage and add to the longevity of your Alfresco only upholstery: Upholstered components should be covered or stored out of weather in a dry environment when not in use (e.g. storage box or shed). Ensure you do not wrap cushions tightly in plastic or non-breathable material when stored, as lack of air-flow may cause mildew to grow. If upholstery is accidently left uncovered in wet conditions for prolonged periods, shake or wipe away excess water as soon as possible. Let the upholstery dry out completely before storing. If you have used protective covers but the product but has still been exposed to prolonged wet conditions, we encourage you to inspect your product to ensure that no water has seeped through and pooled on the upholstery. If there is water leakage, dry your upholstery immediately as outlined above. Brush off dirt and dust regularly to keep upholstery tidy. Clean spills immediately. Do not rub the spill. Use a soft bristle brush and cool water to clean spills as they occur. A mild detergent may be used. Rinse with cool water to remove excess detergent if used. Dry upholstery completely before storing. Do not use abrasive detergents or chemicals as this may damage the fabric. For more information, please contact your local GlobeWest showroom. The following outdoor collections have Alfresco grade upholstery: Granada Sunrise Marina Square Mauritius Rope Positano Southport Piazza Marina Cube Southport *Content and Image Credit @globewest