1. Cleaning and Maintenance

   • Regular Dusting: Do not allow dust to accumulate on the surfaces of painted and veneered furniture. It is advisable to regularly clean the furniture. Wipe the surface with a soft cloth.
   • Use a Damp Cloth: Use a slightly damp, soft cloth for cleaning. Make sure the cloth is not too wet, as water can seep under the paint or veneer and cause damage.
   • Avoid Chemical Cleaners: One of the cleaning rules is to avoid strong chemical cleaners and abrasive materials, as they can damage the painted surface of the furniture. Especially avoid products containing alcohol, acetone, and ammonia.
   • Furniture Waxes and Polishes: You can use furniture waxes or polishes to protect veneered surfaces, but be careful not to do this too often. Each furniture model should be cleaned with these rules in mind.

2. Protection from Moisture and Water

   • Avoid Water Contact: Keep painted and veneered furniture away from direct contact with water. Do not allow water to remain on the surface for long, as it may cause the paint to peel or the veneer to swell.
   • Protect from Humidity: Monitor the humidity levels in the rooms where the furniture is placed. High humidity can cause deformation of painted furniture.

3. Protection from Sunlight

   • Avoid Direct Sunlight: Do not place veneered and painted furniture under direct sunlight. Sunlight can cause the color to fade and weaken the materials. Cover the parts of your furniture exposed to sunlight with a cover or curtain. Outdoor furniture, in particular, may be exposed to sunlight.

4. Protection from Heat

   • Keep Away from Heat Sources: Keep veneer and painted furniture away from radiators, stoves, and other heat sources. High heat can cause materials to crack or warp. Kitchen furniture and table sets may be more exposed to heat.
   • Do Not Place Hot Items Directly on the Surface: Do not place hot pots, cups, or other items directly on the furniture surface. Always use heat-resistant pads. This is especially recommended for kitchen furniture.

5. Supporting Furniture Design

   • Place Furniture Correctly: Ensure that the furniture is placed on a stable and flat surface. This prevents the furniture from deforming or breaking.
   • Position Heavy Items Properly: This will help maintain the balance of the furniture and ensure its longevity.

6. Proper Usage

   • Avoid Sharp Objects: Do not use sharp objects directly on painted and veneered surfaces. Be cautious when using knives or other sharp objects on kitchen countertops or tables.
   • Regular Inspection: Inspect your furniture regularly. If damage or wear is detected, take immediate action.

By following these guidelines, you can extend the lifespan of your painted and veneered furniture and maintain its aesthetic appearance for a long time.