Caring for oxidised steel furniture is important as it helps to maintain the appearance of your item. In furniture manufacturing, an oxidised steel finish is obtained by hand-dipping a sheet of brushed, polished steel in various chemical baths. The resulting random effect is then fixed with the application of transparent varnish.
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Each piece of oxidised steel furniture is unique
Each individual furniture piece is one-of-a-kind. This is because as the metal oxidises it creates unique and unexpected design results. For example, every single oxidised steel table is naturally different, and one will certainly discover a myriad of variations upon inspection of each oxidised tabletop.
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The protective varnish must be kept in tact
If the protective varnish coating the oxidised steel is altered or damaged by a blow, a cut, a scratch or by using a product which is too aggressive, the air will infiltrate and corrode the metal as it spreads. Proximity to salt air may accelerate this process.
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How do I clean oxidised steel furniture?
The best way to clean oxidised steel furniture is with a dilution of water and a gentle detergent. This detergent must not contain any abrasive particles. Dry the furniture item straight away with a soft cloth.
Scouring powders and aggressive cleaning products should not be used on this kind of décor. Wipe up spills (all liquids, drinks, etc) as quicky as possible.
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