Rawley Indoor/Outdoor Counter + Bar Stool

A Guide to Care for Outdoor Faux Fibers and Outdoor Fabric

Maintaining Your Furniture
Outdoor faux fiber is durable and weather resistant. First, remove all cushions, if any, and launder them according to the high-performance fabric instructions. Then, spray the furniture with a garden hose on a medium setting to loosen dirt and dust. In winter months (or when furniture is not in use), move furniture to a sheltered area and cover.

When properly cared for, our teak products are great for outdoor use, incredibly durable and will age beautifully over time. Clean weekly with an extra-soft, dry or damp cloth, sponge, or chamois. Always wipe in the direction of the wood grain. To
maintain the finish, apply teak oil to the surface of your furniture immediately upon installation and every three months after. If desired, teak that goes untreated will naturally begin to form a beautiful silvery gray patina.

To be Expected
Teak and teak veneer are natural materials, color and grain pattern will vary.

Spot Cleaning
Clean spills using a soft-bristled cleaning brush or soft-bristled toothbrush with mild multi-surface cleaner and water. Rinse and let dry completely.

Wipe spilled liquids immediately before it soaks into the finish. To remove dirt, use a mild cleaner or soap with a soft cloth.

Keep in Mind...
While faux fibers are suitable for outdoor use, take precaution with extreme changes in temperature (hot-to-cold, cold-to-hot), which can compromise longevity and cause cracking. Pieces must be covered in freezing temperatures. Strong sunlight will fade colors over time. Do not allow your furniture to sit in water, and do not allow pools of water to collect on the surface—standing water will damage the glaze. If placing objects on top of your piece, we recommend gentle handling and the use of protective pads on the bottom of the objects to minimize scratching.

Wood is a natural material and can be affected by the elements: extreme humidity or dryness may cause wood to split or warp, and direct sunlight may darken or lighten its color. Do not place direct heat on wood. We recommend using coasters, placemats or trivets to protect your surface from rings or stains caused by wet cups or bowls left on the surface. Always use protective pads on objects to avoid scratching, and take special caution with ceramic and metal objects. Avoid harsh chemicals, ammonia-based cleaners, or abrasives. Wax-based oils can darken the finish when freshly applied, and additional color variations can occur once the oil absorbs. Wax can leave the finish looking like a coating has been applied.