The textilene fabric should be washed with soapy water using a sponge. Apply slight pressure if necessary, then dry with a clean cloth.

The "Polyfor" fabrics should be regularly dusted and the stains if any, can be removed using a solution of water with mild detergent such as dishwashing liquid by lightly scrubbing the area using a sponge. Remember to thoroughly rinse off any soap residue with soft water and allow to dry completely.

The vinyl coated fabrics "Nautolex" should be washed with mild soapy water using a non-abrasive sponge and then thoroughly rinsed and dried with a soft cloth. Special care should be taken to prevent mildew growth; all vinyl coated fabrics should receive frequent and proper cleaning with special attention given to crevices where dirt and water can be trapped. All "Nautolex" vinyl coated fabrics contain an anti-microbial agent in sufficient amounts to provide years of mildew-free use.

Caution: suntan lotion and insect repellants can cause rapid staining and deterioration of the surface of the vinyl coated fabric.

The aluminum tube can be washed with soft water or using a small quantity of mild soap powder. Remember to remove all the stains on the tubes by using a dry cloth. We also recommend that an appropriate shining product for aluminum be applied twice yearly.

Remember to also rinse off all of the plastic parts and to avoid permanent sun exposure if not necessary.

It is recommended to avoid leaving Melamine table tops and tables under the rain for a long period of time.

To maintain teak furnishings, use a soft bristled brush to remove surface dust. If there are specific areas that need deeper cleaning, the wood may be washed with a solution of mild dish washing detergent adding a slight quantity of bleach in the water. You must then rinse thoroughly and allow to dry completely.

Regularly treat the teak armrests using standard teak oil, this will help protect and restore the wood.

Regularly treat the teak table tops using standard teak oil this will help protect and restore the wood. Store the tables in a shaded area when not in use.