Congratulations on
Your Kitchen Renovation!

• DO use a damp cotton cloth and small amount of mild dish detergent.
• DO wipe dry immediately with a dry cloth.
• DO maintain home humidity levels of 35% – 50%. This prevents the wood from expansion and contraction damage.
• DO NOT use abrasive material to clean off the product.
• DO NOT spray any liquid directly onto the product to clean.
• DO NOT use multi-purpose cleaners, ammonia, bleach, wax or silicone as it may damage the finishes of the product.

• DO use a damp cotton cloth and small amount of mild dish detergent.
• DO wipe dry immediately with a dry cloth.
• DO NOT use abrasive material to clean off the product.
• DO NOT spray any liquid directly onto the product to clean.
• DO NOT use multipurpose cleaners, ammonia, bleach, wax or silicone as it may damage the finishes of the product.
• This product requires 28 day’s curing time AFTER the door has been installed.
• Over time on the doors and drawer fronts, a non-structural hairline crack may appear on the joints. This is merely an aesthetic characteristic in a colored lacquer finish and is not covered by warranty.

• DO use proper cleaning materials such as: Hydrate, nonabrasive soap and water, or denatured alcohol and water.
• DO NOT use lacquer thinners or any other product containing acetone, or any abrasive rubbing material or cleaner.
• Due to extremely high temperatures vented from self-cleaning ovens, it is recommended that a filler be installed between any door & drawer front and a self-cleaning oven.
• Customers are also advised to open all doors and drawer fronts near the self-cleaning oven when the oven is in self-cleaning mode.
• Damage to exposure to temperatures above 65ºC (150ºF) is not covered by warranty.

Glass tile is a popular choice for kitchen backsplash areas, not only because it is beautiful, but also because it is easy to care for. The glossy surface of glass tile stands up well to the dirt and grime that can accumulate on kitchen surfaces. To clean these surfaces, any glass cleaners can be used. A soft bristle brush can be used to scrub the tile. Please avoid using abrasive brushes, as this may damage the tile or grout; instead, use a clean cloth and water to wipe off the streaks from the surface of the glass tiles.

Mosaic containing metals are not recommended around heavy water areas including tubs, shower surrounds, pools, spas and any other exterior application. To clean, use an ordinary household cleaner. For best results, we recommend a liquid, non-abrasive cleaner. Do NOT clean with scouring pads, steel wool, or other abrasive instruments, or damage to the tile surface may result. Cleaners containing ammonia, bleach or other harsh chemicals should be wiped up shortly after application, or damage to the tile surface may result.

To ensure your natural stone products will provide you with a lifetime of aesthetics and utility, a proper maintenance program is crucial. Natural Stone products are porous and require a different maintenance program than traditional ceramic tile.

Natural stone should be cleaned with neutral cleaners, not containing acid or bleach. Acids, even a light solution of vinegar and water, will etch and eventually damage natural stone. Only use cleaners specifically designed for cleaning stone. Concentrated neutral pH cleaners will not affect existing sealers or wax-type coatings. The surface of the stone should be dampened with clear water. A solution of the cleaner and water mixed to manufacturer instructions should be applied to the stone surface with a sponge. On walls, a spray bottle can be used to apply the cleaning solution. Allow sitting for manufacturer’s specified amount of time (usually 3 to 5 minutes). Agitate with a sponge, synthetic mop, and soft bristle brush.

A premium natural look penetrating/impregnating sealer is the normal choice on polished or honed marble, limestone, granite, or where the natural color of a slate is desired. A stone enhancer sealer is often used on tumbled, antique stones or on slate where a darker, enriched or highlighted character is desired. When choosing either one of these types of sealers, make sure the brand you have chosen is formulated to provide maximum stain protection for stone products. Stone products should be tested periodically per manufacturer’s instructions to insure that the sealer is working effectively.