Stone, Glass and Concrete Terminology and Care

Concrete
Composed of concrete-sand and water. Also contains a plasticizer, fiber reinforcement and an acrylic additive to make the concrete non-porous and stain-resistant.

Glass
We use annealed float glass, which has a high iron content for strength and clarity. This process ensures that the glass will fracture into large shards instead of small slivers if broken.

French limestone
A naturally occurring rock composed of sediment and organic materials, which is cut and polished.

Granite
A non-porous, non-absorbent natural stone. Our brown-tweed granite from Brazil, while our charcoal granite is from California.

Quartz composite
An engineered material made up of natural quartz pieces and bound with resin.

TIPS FOR ALL FURNITURE

•	Blot spills immediately.
•	Avoid using household cleaners, spot removers, waxes and products that contain ammonia.
•	Do not set hot or damp items directly on furniture.
•	Use felt pads to protect surfaces from scratches and imprints.
•	If necessary, use a shim to ensure furniture sits evenly.

GRANITE & LIMESTONE

•	Clean with a damp cloth containing mild dish soap. Wipe dry.
•	Avoid using abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, strong detergents and furniture polish.
•	Use coasters to prevent water marks or stains.

CONCRETE

•	Clean with a damp cloth containing mild dish soap. Wipe dry.
•	Our concrete tops are sealed to resist scratches and stains; however, this porous material may scratch or soak up water rings if coasters are not used.
•	Exposure to air, sunlight and water will slightly darken concrete's surface.

FROSTED GLASS

•	Clean top (smooth side) with a damp cloth and glass cleaner. Wipe dry.
•	To clean and remove fingerprints from bottom (rough side), use a damp cloth and mineral spirits. Wipe dry.
•	For stubborn stains on bottom, apply a small amount of SoftScrub® with a soft, non-abrasive cloth and rinse with clean water. Wipe dry.