Maintenance

If you want to enjoy your table for a long time, proper maintenance is essential. Our collection includes tables with various finishes, such as oiled, lacquered, whitewash, and Fenix. Each finish requires its own specific maintenance approach.

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Lacquered wooden tables

A lacquered wooden table requires minimal maintenance, but deep scratches are more difficult to repair. For cleaning a lacquered table, you can use the WOCA Intensive Wood Cleaner. After cleaning, protect the table and camouflage small scratches with WOCA Master Care.

Maintenance steps for a lacquered table:
  1. Cleaning: Use WOCA Intensive Wood Cleaner.
  2. Protecting and Restoring: Apply WOCA Master Care to protect the table and camouflage small scratches.
Oiled wooden tables

For an oiled table, cleaning with WOCA Natural Soap is ideal. The soap removes dirt and adds a protective wear layer. We recommend refreshing the table twice a year with maintenance oil. This oil has a low viscosity, allowing you to apply a thin new layer and compensate for the loss due to wear.

Maintenance steps for an oiled table:
  1. Cleaning: Use WOCA Intensive Wood Cleaner.
  2. New Oil Layer: Apply a new oil layer with the maintenance set.
  3. Water-Repellent Protection: Treat the table with WOCA Maintenance Gel for a water-repellent layer.

For a thorough refurbishing, first clean the table with WOCA Intensive Wood Cleaner. Then apply a new oil layer with the maintenance set or WOCA Oil Conditioner and finish with WOCA Maintenance Gel.

Fenix tables

A Fenix table top is easy to maintain, and small scratches can be easily repaired with the included magic sponge. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions on maintaining and cleaning a Fenix table.

By following these steps, your table will remain looking like new and retain its protective properties.

For any questions, you can contact us at [email protected].