Lacquered veneer is found in the collections PROFILE, UNIT, DEGREE, PLAIN, SHAKER, and COLUMN. It offers a great finish that is nearly maintenance-free.
About lacquer
The clear lacquer used has a gloss level of 10, resulting in a matte finish that is easy to clean. While the lacquer seals the surface, it may not prevent potential color changes of the veneer over time as the wood ages. For instance, the color of natural oak veneer may darken, and dark oak may lighten due to UV exposure.
We advise being cautious about denting or scratching the fronts and panels, as this could lead to the lacquer being scraped off. If the lacquer is removed, it cannot be restored.
Daily Cleaning
Lacquered fronts are easy to maintain. Cleaning should be done with a soft cloth wrung out in warm water with a mild detergent. We recommend wiping off excess moisture and drying the surface with a soft cloth.
Preventive Measures
Although the painted surface is resistant, it should never be treated with products containing abrasive substances. Using abrasive sponges or harsh materials such as sandpaper or steel wool may cause visible scratches.
Avoid using acidic or alkaline products, heavily chlorinated products, or those containing bleach, as they may stain or degrade the surface.
Finally, we do not recommend using furniture polishes or wax-based cleaners, as these tend to form a sticky layer on the surface that attracts and traps dirt.