Timber care guide

Keep natural timber looking considered.

A simple, low-intervention care routine for the oak and walnut pieces used around the home.

Everyday cleanSoft, damp cloth

Use a light touch for dust and ordinary marks.

After moistureDry promptly

Avoid leaving standing water on natural timber surfaces.

Cleaning productsKeep it gentle

Avoid abrasive or harsh cleaners unless product-specific guidance says otherwise.

01 · The simple routine

Care without over-treating the timber

1

Wipe gently

Use a soft, slightly damp cloth for everyday dust and marks.

2

Dry promptly

Do not soak timber or allow moisture to sit on the surface for extended periods.

3

Keep heat & abrasives away

Avoid prolonged direct heat and abrasive cleaning products.

Oak

Natural variation is part of the material.

Oak pieces can vary in grain, tone and pattern. Clean gently, keep them dry between uses and follow any product-specific care or installation instructions first.

Walnut

Warm colour can deepen with time.

Walnut varies naturally in tone and grain. Use the same gentle wipe-and-dry routine and avoid aggressive cleaners that can affect the finish.

02 · Kitchen & serving

Wipe after use and do not leave water sitting on the surface.

For trays, turntables and kitchen organisers, wipe spills or marks after use and dry promptly. Do not soak timber pieces or use a harsh dishwasher-style cleaning cycle unless a product-specific instruction expressly allows it.

03 · Bathroom & wall pieces

Let timber dry between uses where practical.

Keep timber surfaces dry between uses and follow the product page for any installation, surface or placement guidance. If a piece uses suction, mounting hardware or another fixing system, the product-specific instructions take priority.

Not sure about a finish or treatment?

Ask before applying oils, cleaners or other products.

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