Savoye 50x120 ex. Legs Oak nature white oiled

The square Savoye table provides plenty of space for setting things down. The table works well alone, but it is also combinable with other Savoye tables. Remember to add legs, 42cm (95707111) or 35cm (95707222)

Care and maintenance Keeping the product in a good condition prolongs it’s lifespan. The natural character of wood means that variants in colour, texture and patterns do occur even though the wood is carefully selected. Wood exposed to changes in temperature and humidity might arch slightly and become rough, this is not a defect but a natural character of the material. Oak tends to get small surface cracks over time, this will not have any effect on the durability of the product but only emphasises the beauty of patinated natural materials. Keep the product in good shape at all time, by following the guide below • Remove stains immediately to avoid permanent damage of the surface. • Place the product in a humidity and temperature stable environment, avoiding direct sunlight. • Use coasters when placing hot or cold items on the surface. • Avoid placing heavy objects on the product. • Tighten screws after one month of usage. • Avoid using sharp or hard objects on the product, as they might scratch or damage the surface. • Avoid pushing or pulling the product, when moving it, as this might damage the floor and the product. Oiled wood surface Wipe with a moist clean cloth wrung in water or use wood cleaner. Remove any residue immediately using a clean dry cloth.Oil regularly to preserve the oak. If the wood feels rough with time, we recommend sanding down the dry surface using extra fine sandpaper (grit 320). Then oil the wood to protect it. Use products specifically suited for oiled wood, if the surface seems matt or scratched. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads on the surface, as they might scratch or damage the surface. Powder coated aluminium legs Wipe with a moist clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of mild soap and water. Remove any residue immediately using a clean dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads on the surface, as they might scratch or damage the surface.