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Care & repair

Find the right approach to wood, veneer and furniture repair. Start with construction and surface, and preserve what makes your furniture special.

10 guides

Side profile of a moulded wooden chair, showing the transition between seat and back

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Syver chair with soft back: what needs to be examined?

A flexible back on a Syver chair can indicate different problems. See how to document the shell, fastenings and upholstery before an assessment.

Read the guide Light oak table with soap flakes in a bowl and a folded cloth

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Soap treatment for an oak table: start with the surface

An oak table should only be soaped when the surface is suitable. Find the existing finish and follow the table's instructions before cleaning and re-treatment.

Read the guide Two oak test pieces, one with light matte and one with warmer oiled finish

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Soap or oil for wooden furniture: how to choose

Soap and oil offer different looks and maintenance routines. Choose based on the existing finish, the furniture's construction, and the result you desire.

Read the guide Varnished wood sideboard with a soft white cloth on the surface

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Cleaning of lacquered wooden furniture without damaging the lacquer

Clean lacquered furniture according to the lacquer's condition and the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid abrasive agents and have surface damage assessed before wet treatment.

Read the guide Neutral tin can with furniture oil and a brush on a tray next to an oiled table

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Oil for indoor wooden furniture: choose based on the existing finish

Select furniture oil according to the wood's existing finish and the product's application. Clarify colour, preparation, drying time and handling of oil rags.

Read the guide Cross-section of a solid wood panel and a veneered panel with laminated core

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Veneer or solid wood? The difference matters for repairs

Veneer is a thin layer of wood on an underlying structure. The difference from solid wood is important when assessing edges, damage and possibilities for sanding.

Read the guide A small chip in the veneer on the corner of an older teak sideboard

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Teak veneer damage: when should you put the sandpaper aside?

Teak veneer must be assessed before sanding. Distinguish between a surface stain, missing veneer and loose layers, and document the damage before making any changes.

Read the guide An older wooden chest of drawers with open drawers in a bright room

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Old smell in wooden furniture: find the cause before treatment

Old odour in a wooden furniture piece must be investigated before using cleaning agents. Locate the area, check for moisture and document previous treatments.

Read the guide A jar of soft soap on a protective tray beside a wood sample

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Soft soap on wooden furniture: why the surface determines the choice

Brown soap is not a universal remedy for wooden furniture. Identify varnish, oil, soap or other finish before choosing a cleaning product and method.

Read the guide An older wooden desk with preserved patina and a simple chair

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Restoration of wooden furniture: what will you preserve?

Restoration begins with a choice of what should be preserved. Distinguish between wear marks, damage, function and change of finish, before the work is ordered.

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