MAINTENANCE MANUAL /
USE AND PRECAUTIONS

1.LIGHTING

USE AND PRECAUTIONS:
For indoor use only.

Never immerse a lamp in water or other liquids and protect it from rain, moisture and dirt.
Never cover the lamp. There is a fire risk because of the heat that can accumulate.
Do not expose direct light from the lamp to the eyes at close range to prevent injury.

Immediately turn off the lamp in situations of possible risk or accident.
Never use a defective lamp or a lamp with a defective cable. There is a significant risk of injury if you do. The defective lamp must be returned to the dealer for repair.
SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONS FOR CHILDREN:
Make sure the lamp is out of reach of children. Children should not have access to it.
Packaging materials should not be used as toys, this could represent a choking hazard.
MAINTENANCE:
Please use only dry cloths to clean the surface of the light. The use of any chemical could damage the surface of the product.

For areas of the lamp outside the light surface and the light source, use a soft cloth preferably white, moistened (not wet) with water. Pass the damp cloth through the area to be cleaned and immediately pass the dry cloth. Whenever you clean a structure or part, be sure to dry the part completely, if moisture is left on the surface of the paint, it may deteriorate the finish and cause oxidation. Do not wash with soap and water.
CLEANING PRODUCTS TO AVOID:
Avoid the use of abrasives, solvents, metallic fibres, nylon fibres, heat sources, sharp objects, chlorine/cleaning acids, etc.
Avoid the use of chemicals and detergents when cleaning.
Avoid water with dissolved alkaline substances. 
these can deteriorate the finish, cause stains and opacity.
These products can deteriorate the finish, generate detachment, encouraging the appearance of corrosion.
RECOMMENDED CLEANING:
Remove dirt and finger marks with a damp cloth or suede. To remove some more difficult dirt use a worn, soft and damp nylon sponge. Do not use steel sponges, metal sponges, or brilliance sponges, or wire brushes.
EXPOSURE:
For indoor use only, avoid outdoors, water or humidity and sun exposure.
Excessive exposure to sunlight may cause discoloration and deteriorate the materials.
PLEASE NOTE:

Changes in the appearance of un-lacquered finishes and natural materials: these are meant to age in appearance.

2. WOOD FOR INTERIORS

CLEANING:
Use a soft cloth, preferably white, dampened (not wet) with water. Pass the damp cloth through the area to be cleaned and immediately pass the dry cloth. Whenever you clean a structure or part, be sure to dry the part completely, if moisture is left on the surface of the piece, it may deteriorate the finish. Do not wash with soap and water.
CLEANING PRODUCTS TO AVOID:
Avoid the use of abrasives, solvents, metallic fibres, nylon fibres, heat sources, sharp objects, chlorine/cleaning acids, etc.
Avoid the use of chemicals and detergents when cleaning.
Avoid water with dissolved alkaline substances. 
these can deteriorate the finish, cause stains and opacity.
These products can deteriorate the finish, generate detachment, encouraging the appearance of corrosion.
CLEANING UTENSILS:
Remove dirt and finger marks with a damp cloth or suede. To remove some more difficult dirt use a worn, soft and damp nylon sponge. Do not use steel sponges, metal sponges, or brilliance sponges, or wire brushes.
EXPOSURE:
For indoor use only. Avoid outdoors, water or humidity and sun exposure. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight and/or through windows.
Exposure to sunlight, temperature changes and humidity may discolorate, swell/shrink, and deteriorate the wood.
PLEASE NOTE:

Changes in the appearance of natural materials: these are meant to age in appearance.

3. HIGH GLOSS AND POLISHED FINISHES

CLEANING:
Use a soft cloth, preferably white, lightly dampened (not wet) with water. Pass the damp cloth through the area to be cleaned and immediately pass the dry cloth. Whenever you clean a structure or part, be sure to dry the part completely, if moisture is left on the surface of the piece, it may deteriorate the finish. Do not wash with soap and water.
CLEANING PRODUCTS TO AVOID:
Avoid the use of abrasives, solvents, metallic fibers, nylon fibers, heat sources, sharp objects, chlorine/cleaning acids, etc.
Avoid the use of chemicals and detergents when cleaning.
Avoid water with dissolved alkaline substances. 
these can deteriorate the finish, cause stains and opacity.
These products can deteriorate the finish, generate detachment, encouraging the appearance of corrosion.
CLEANING UTENSILS:
Remove dirt and finger marks with a lightly damp (not wet) cloth or suede. To remove some more difficult dirt use a worn, soft and damp nylon sponge. Do not use steel sponges, metal sponges, or brilliance sponges, or wire brushes.
EXPOSURE:
For indoor use only, avoid outdoors, water or humidity and sun exposure.
Excessive exposure to sunlight may cause discoloration and deterioration. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight and/or through windows.
PLEASE NOTE:

Changes in the appearance of natural materials: these are meant to age in appearance.

4. MARBLE, GRANITE AND QUARRY

CLEANING:
Clean marble, granite, or stone surfaces with a soft cloth, preferably white, dampened (not wet) with water. Pass the damp cloth through the area to be cleaned and immediately pass the dry cloth. Whenever you clean a structure or part, be sure to dry the part completely, if moisture is left on the surface of the piece, it may deteriorate the finish. Do not wash with soap and water.
CLEANING PRODUCTS TO AVOID:
Avoid the use of abrasives, solvents, metallic fibers, nylon fibers, heat sources, sharp objects, chlorine/cleaning acids, etc, this substances can erode and discolor the surface.
Do not use products containing lemon, vinegar, or other acids on marble or other limestones.
Do not use powdered detergents, as they contain abrasive agents that can scratch the stone.
PLEASE NOTE:

Changes in the appearance of natural materials: these are meant to age in appearance.

outdoors, water, humidity and sun exposure, may cause opaqueness and/or discoloration.