Use and care instructions
Although the Timantti collection is durable, your furniture needs
appropriate care. These instructions will help you to care for your
furniture to keep it as good as new for a long time.
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TRANSPORT
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The elements are packaged so that they will endure
normal transportation. |
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Do not drop the packages, the packaging material cannot
protect the elements in a fall. |
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Check that the packages are not damaged. |
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ASSEMBLY
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Check that all the elements and accessories you ordered
are included. |
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Firstly, open the packages that contain the lower part
of the set. Be careful when removing tape from the packages
(for example, be careful if you use a knife as it may cut
the surface). The best method is to open the package from
the bottom, then fold the flaps across, turn the package
around and carefully uncover the element from the package.
This way the element is in the correct position when you
remove it from its package. Remove any loose shelves for the
time being. |
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Assemble the lower units in their correct places. Leave
a minimum of 1.5 cm (0.6") between the wall and the back of
the set, because the top panel is deeper than the frame.
Make the necessary adjustments to compensate for any uneven
floor surfaces. You can do this, for example, by putting
folded paper underneath the footing. Fasten the elements
together with screws. |
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Open the packages that contain the upper parts. Insert
the metal pegs in the holes on the lower units and lift the
upper parts carefully into place. (In the VTR and LEY parts
you should insert the tilting protectors in the holes at the
back.) Fasten the elements together with screws. The pegs do
not always match their counterparts, so you may need to
drill additional holes. |
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Fasten the top panels. (Tip: Insert the metal pegs in
the top first and it will then be easier to assemble.)
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Fasten the fittings for the shelves to their correct
height and put the shelves in place. For glass shelves, you
need to install the fittings to keep the glass shelf in
place. |
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Open the door packages ONE AT A TIME. The doors have
SLIGHTLY different hinges and hinge frames depending on
their position. Problems in assembling the doors are often
due to incorrect fittings. Follow the assembly instructions
carefully. Glass doors without frames need to be tightened
by hand. Do not use an automatic screwdriver. |
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By following the instructions you can avoid mistakes and
the set of shelves will be durable and will last for a long
time. |
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CONDITIONS OF USE
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This set of shelves is designed for use in dry
conditions. If the set of shelves is continuously subjected
to excess humidity, it will be damaged.
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If the set of shelves is exposed to strong sunlight, its
colour may fade. |
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Do not assemble the set of shelves directly next to a
source of heat. |
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Do not assemble the set of shelves so that it obstructs
the opening of doors, as this may cause the corners to get
knocked.
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The lighting equipment is approved for use in dry
conditions. |
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USE
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The shelves are designed to hold a normal load. |
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Glass shelves are not designed to hold heavy objects.
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Make sure that any objects you put on the shelves cannot
easily fall. |
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Do not climb on the set or it may tilt, or you may fall. |
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Sharp objects and blows may damage the surface.
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If you keep flowerpots on the shelves, take care that
the water does not damage the surfaces, for example, by
placing a tray underneath the pot. |
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CLEANING
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Clean the painted, lacquered and laminated surfaces with
water soluble cleaning agents. |
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Once you have cleaned the surfaces, wet a cloth in clean
water and wipe the surfaces, then wipe them dry. |
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Wipe strongly colouring stains, such as coffee, red wine,
or red candle wax off immediately, or the surface may become
discoloured. |
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If you are removing difficult stains, such as ink, tea
or grease using solvents, follow the manufacturer's
instructions. |
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Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents. |
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Clean the glass surfaces with neutral (check the pH
value) liquid detergents with a soft brush or similar. You
can use special substances to remove stains, or to clean the
glass, provided that you follow the instructions carefully. |
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DAMAGING SUBSTANCES
The following things are damaging to painted, lacquered and
laminated surfaces:
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Alkaline and acidic detergents |
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Abrasive detergents and harsh cleaning pads |
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Lengthy contact with water |
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Hot water |
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Hot objects. |
The following things are harmful to glass surfaces:
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Strikes and blows |
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Abrasive detergents and harsh cleaning pads |
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Strongly alkaline liquid detergents. |
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MOVING
- Empty the assembled set of shelves before moving it. Remove
the elements and move them one at a time.

Important Finnish acts:
- Product Responsibility Act (694/1990), valid from 1/9/1991
- Consumer Product Safety Act (914/1986), valid from 1/7/1987.
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