Chair / Sofa
Where to place the product
  • Ensure to place the product on the flat floor. Leaving the product unstable, such as placing it on a surface with irregularity or difference in level, may cause the product to deform, break, and overturn, or the floor to get damaged.
  • For products with adjusters, use the adjusters to ensure that the product is level with the floor before use. Using the product for a long period of time in a wobbly state without making adjustments may cause it to deform or break. Make readjustments if the product is relocated to another place.
  • Place the product out of direct sunlight, especially the afternoon sun. Exposing the product to direct sunlight for a long period of time may cause the wood to discolour, crack, or deform. Avoid direct sunlight by drawing the curtains etc.
  • Do not place the product near the wind outlet of heating/cooling equipment.  Sudden dryness or change in humidity may cause the wood to crack, warp, or deform.
  • Ensure good ventilation and airflow, and refrain from using the product in a room of high temperature and humidity without airflow for a long period of time. It may cause mould and mites to generate, which will not only damage the product but also be harmful to your health.
  • Be careful not to let the room get extremely hot or dry. Extreme dryness may cause cracks in the wood or leather.
Precautions for relocation
  • Do not drag the product over the floor. It may cause damage to the floor, or the product to break due to excessive application of force.
  • Be careful not to let the wooden parts touch each other when relocating the product. It may cause dents and remove the coating.
  • After relocating the product, check that the screws fixing the seat and legs are not loose, and if they are, tighten them thoroughly. 
Precautions for use
  • Do not use the product for other than its intended purposes. In particular, do not sit on or get on the armrest or backrest. The product may overturn and cause injury or the product to break.
  • Do not stand/jump on the product, use it as a step, or sit on it in an unstable posture. The product may lose its balance, overturn, and cause injury or the product to break.
  • Do not tilt the chair while sitting on it. Leaning backwards with the front legs lifted, or sitting on parts other than the seat may cause injury or the product to break.
  • Try to sit in the center of a chair with rotating function. Sitting on the edge of the seat will make the chair become unstable, and may cause it to overturn or break.
  • Do not stand on a chair with caster wheels, move it violently, or push it around. The product may overturn and cause injury or damage to other objects.
  • For safety reasons, do not use the product if it is broken or deformed.
  • Do not place hot or wet objects directly on the sofa armrests. Furthermore, do not cover the product with plastic etc. for a long period of time. It may remove or discolor the coating.
  • Be careful not to get your hand caught in a folding chair, extension table, or other furniture with moveable parts.
  • Occassionally check that the screws fixing the seat and legs are not loose, and if they are, tighten them thoroughly. If the screws are left loose, the product may break and cause injury. Check the screws again when the product is relocated.
Floor protection pads
  • Protection pads are provided for the protection of smooth and flat floor made of wood, tile, or stone.
  • The protection pads are not suitable for use on carpets and tatami mats.
  • Do not use them on floors with heating system. The heat may cause the adhesive agent to melt and soil the furniture and floor.
  • Thoroughly remove any dirt or oil from the furniture and floor and let them dry before attaching the pads.
  • The protection pads may peel off and possibly soil or scratch the floor. Store any left-over protection pads out of direct sunlight.
  • The protection pads are consumables. Replacements can be purchased at our stores or at general DIY stores.
Table / Desk
Where to place the product
  • Ensure to place the product on the flat floor. Leaving the product unstable, such as placing it on a surface with irregularity or difference in level, may cause the product to deform, break, and overturn, or the floor to get damaged.
  • For products with adjusters, use the adjusters to ensure that the product is level with the floor before use. Using the product for a long period of time in a wobbly state without making adjustments may cause it to deform or break. Make readjustments if the product is relocated to another place.
  • Place the product out of direct sunlight, especially the afternoon sun. Exposing the product to direct sunlight for a long period of time may cause the wood to discolour, crack, or deform. Avoid direct sunlight by drawing the curtains etc.
  • Do not place the product near the wind outlet of heating/cooling equipment.  Sudden dryness or change in humidity may cause the wood to crack, warp, or deform.
  • Ensure good ventilation and airflow, and refrain from using the product in a room of high temperature and humidity without airflow for a long period of time. It may cause mold and mites to generate, which will not only damage the product but also be harmful to your health.
  • Be careful not to let the room get extremely hot or dry. Extreme dryness may cause cracks in the wood or leather.
Precautions for relocation
  • Do not drag the product over the floor. It may cause damage to the floor, or the product to break due to excessive application of force.

  • Be careful not to let the wooden parts touch each other when relocating the product. It may cause dents and remove the coating.
  • After relocating the product, check that the screws fixing the seat and legs are not loose, and if they are, tighten them thoroughly.
Precautions for use
  • Do not stand/jump on the product, use it as a step, or sit on it in an unstable posture. The product may lose its balance, overturn, and cause injury or the product to break.
  • For safety reasons, do not use the product if it is broken or deformed.
  • Do not place hot or wet objects directly on the table/desk. It may cause the tabletop surface to degrade or discolor. Use trivets, coasters, placemats etc. to avoid direct contact of heat and moisture with the tabletop.
  • Do not cover the tabletop with plastic etc. for a long period of time. It may remove or discolor the coating.

  • Be careful not to get your hand caught in a folding chair, extension table, or other furniture with moveable parts.
  • Do not leave any objects on the extension table while folding or unfolding it.  The objects may fall and damage the table or floor.
  • Occassionally check that the screws fixing the seat and legs are not loose, and if they are, tighten them thoroughly. If the screws are left loose, the product may break and cause injury. Check the screws again when the product is relocated.
Cabinet
Where to place the product
  • Ensure to place the product on the flat floor. Leaving the product unstable, such as placing it on a surface with irregularity or difference in level, may cause the product to deform, break, and overturn, or the floor to get damaged.
  • For products with adjusters, use the adjusters to ensure that the product is level with the floor before use. Using the product for a long period of time in a wobbly state without making adjustments may cause it to deform or break. Make readjustments if the product is relocated to another place.
  • Place the product out of direct sunlight, especially the afternoon sun. Exposing the product to direct sunlight for a long period of time may cause the wood to discolor, crack, or deform. Avoid direct sunlight by drawing the curtains etc.
  • Do not place the product near the wind outlet of heating/cooling equipment.  Sudden dryness or change in humidity may cause the wood to crack, warp, or deform.
  • Ensure good ventilation and airflow, and refrain from using the product in a room of high temperature and humidity without airflow for a long period of time. It may cause mold and mites to generate, which will not only damage the product but also be harmful to your health.
  • Be careful not to let the room get extremely hot or dry. Extreme dryness may cause cracks in the wood or leather.
Precautions for installation
  • Ensure to plug in the cord firmly for a cabinet with an electrical outlet. When it is not plugged in properly, it may cause fire.
  • Do not use light bulbs other than those specified for cabinets with lighting equipment. It may cause fire. Furthermore, do not touch the light bulb or lighting equipment when it is lit or immediately after it has been turned off to avoid getting burned.
  • Do not cover the vent hole of a cabinet with lighting equipment, and ensure sufficient clearance from the wall and ceiling. Covering the vent hole may cause fire.
  • Ensure to securely attach brackets to removable shelves. When the brackets are not attached properly, the shelves may come off, objects may fall, which may cause breakage or injury.
  • Be very careful when placing objects on top of the cabinet, so that they don’t fall.
Precautions for relocation
  • Do not drag the product over the floor. It may cause damage to the floor, or the product to break due to excessive application of force.
  • When relocating a prefabricated cabinet, empty it out, and ensure to disassemble it in advance.
  • Be careful not to let the wooden parts touch each other when relocating the product. It may cause dents and remove the coating.
  • After relocating the product, check that the screws fixing the seat and legs are not loose, and if they are, tighten them thoroughly. 
Precautions for use
  • Do not lean or hang on the drawers and doors, or pull them with force. The cabinet may overturn and cause injury.
  • Do not open many doors and drawers at the same time. The center of balance will shift to the front and may cause it to overturn.
  • Do not place heavy objects in the upper part of the cabinet in order to keep it stable.
  • Drawers may fall out and cause injury when pulled out with a strong force.
  • For safety reasons, do not use the product if it is broken or deformed.
  • Do not place hot or wet objects directly on the cabinet. Furthermore, do not cover the product with plastic etc. for a long period of time. It may remove or discolor the coating.
  • Occassionally check that the screws on the hinges and fittings fixing the legs are not loose, and if they are, tighten them thoroughly. If the screws are left loose, the cabinet may break and cause injury. Check the screws again when the product is relocated.
  • Do not let the stored objects, like garments, come in contact with the hinges and rails. They may get caught and rip.
Wood (with urethane coating)
Handling precautions
  • Avoid direct sunlight, especially the afternoon sun. Exposing the product to direct sunlight for a long period of time may cause the wood to discolor, crack, or deform. Avoid direct sunlight by drawing the curtains etc.
  • Do not place the product near the wind outlet of heating/cooling equipment.  Sudden dryness or change in humidity may cause the wood to crack, warp, or deform.
  • Do not place hot or wet objects directly on wooden tabletops. Heat and moisture may cause the coated surface and wood to discolor or deform. Use trivets, coasters, placemats etc. to avoid direct contact of heat and moisture with the product.
  • Do not place dishes with a rough bottom directly on the table. It may scratch the coated surface and wood.
  • Do not rub the table with hard objects. It may cause scratches etc.
  • Leaving a chemical cloth in contact with the table for a long period of time may cause the surface to discolor or peel off.
  • Avoid using volatile solvents, such as benzine, alcohol, or thinner. It may cause discoloration.
Daily care
  • For daily care, wipe the product gently with a soft dry cloth. Scrubbing the table with strong force may cause dust and dirt to enter the grains and soil the surface.
What to do when the product gets soiled
  • When the product gets soiled, wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wiping it with a well wrung cloth.
  • When there are oil stains, steep a cloth in 1% detergent diluted with lukewarm water, wring it well, and wipe the surface with the cloth. Wipe off the solution thoroughly with a wrung cloth, and finish off by wiping it with a soft dry cloth.
Wood (with oil finish)
Handling precautions
  • Regular maintenance is required. Oil maintenance in a frequency according to the condition of use is recommended. Maintenance should be carried out using the oil wax recommended by Conde House.
  • During winter when the air tends to be dry, cracks and damages to the ends of solid wood tables can be prevented by frequently applying oil wax.
  • Avoid direct sunlight, especially the afternoon sun. Exposing the product to direct sunlight for a long period of time may cause the wood to discolor, crack, or deform. Avoid direct sunlight by drawing the curtains etc.
  • Do not let the air from air conditioners and heating equipment blow directly on the product. Oil finished products do not have a coating layer. Sudden dryness or change in humidity may cause the wood to crack, warp, or deform.
  • Do not place hot or wet objects directly on wooden tops. Heat and moisture may cause the coated surface and wood to discolor or deform. Use trivets, coasters, placemats etc. to avoid direct contact of heat and moisture with the product.
  • Do not place dishes with a rough bottom directly on the table. It may scratch the coated surface and wood.
  • Do not rub the table with hard objects. It may cause scratches etc.
Daily care
  • Wipe the product gently with a soft dry cloth.
What to do when the product gets soiled
  • When the product gets soiled, wipe it with a soft dry cloth immediately after wiping it with a well wrung cloth. Leaving the product wet may cause it to discolor or deform.
  • For conspicuous dirt, steep a cloth in 1% detergent diluted with lukewarm water, wring it well, and wipe the surface. Wipe off the solution thoroughly with a wrung cloth, and finish off by wiping it with a soft dry cloth.
Melamine
Handling precautions
  • Do not drop or hit hard objects on the top or edges of the melamine top board. It may cause the top board to crack or chip.
  • Do not place a heated pot or kettle directly on the melamine top board. Although melamine laminates can withstand high temperature, leaving a hot object on top of the tabletop may cause the melamine part to deform or adhering wooden parts to detach. Be sure to use trivets to avoid direct heat conduction.
  • Do not slide dishes and tableware with a rough bottom on top of the melamine tabletop. It may cause scratches.
Daily care
  • Wipe the product with a soft wet cloth, and wipe off any moisture with a dry cloth.
What to do when the product gets soiled
  • Wipe the product with a wet cloth after wiping it with a soft cloth steeped in detergent, and wipe off any moisture with a dry cloth.
  • Never use cleansers, a nylon scrubbing brush, or steel wool, as it may cause scratches. 
Marble
Handling precautions
  • Do not leave the product wet. Although a water repellent finish is applied to the stone surface, moisture can soak into the gaps and lines between the patterns unique to marble, which may cause stains, peeling, or cracks. Use trivets, coasters, placemats etc. to avoid direct contact of moisture with the marble.
  • Do not apply strong impact. It may cause the marble to crack.
  • Do not place hot objects directly. Sudden change in temperature may cause the marble to crack. Use trivets to avoid direct heat conduction.
  • Marble is easily affected by acid. Do not use acidic detergents or mold removing agents.
Daily care
  • Wipe the product gently with a soft dry cloth.
What to do when the product gets soiled
  • Steep a cloth in detergent diluted with lukewarm water, wring it well, and wipe the surface. Ensure to wipe off the solution with a wet cloth, and finish off by wiping it thoroughly with a dry cloth.