Brentwood garden set in grey wicker with grey glass tabletop

Care instructions: Wicker Wicker is an incredibly forgiving material that requires little maintenance to stay in good condition. It's UV-resistant and can withstand the elements. It's important to note that wicker is made of synthetic material and therefore behaves accordingly—expanding and contracting with temperature. Wicker will expand and loosen in warm weather but contract again when it gets colder. For daily care, clean the furniture with a soft brush, mild detergent, and plenty of water to keep dust and dirt away from the fibers. Protect your furniture with a cover when not in use to prevent dirt and discoloration. Winter storage should be in a cool, dry place. GLASS Glass surfaces and objects must always be handled with care. Glass is most fragile at the edges, so be especially careful to avoid impacts there. Avoid using tools that could damage the surface. For daily care, use a damp, soft cloth and soap to wipe the surface. Use glass cleaner or a vinegar-based cleaner for stubborn stains. Pollen can leave stains that are difficult to remove, so it's best to always use a furniture cover. Ensure the glass is stored in an insulated room and do not leave it outside when temperatures drop below freezing. STEEL Please note that steel is a material that can rust if exposed to water and moisture for extended periods. It is important to keep steel furniture dry, for example, by using a furniture cover. Rust from inside or on the surface of the furniture can drip and discolor the surface it stands on. Keep this in mind if you place it on your new wooden deck. Paint or any other protective treatment will deter rust, so it is important not to damage the coating. Solvents should not be used on painted or varnished steel, as this will dissolve the surface and expose it to rust. For daily maintenance, clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Always wipe the surface dry and avoid excess water. If a rust stain is difficult to remove, you can use a soft cloth and rubbing alcohol. To maintain the quality and appearance of your steel furniture, we recommend storing it in a dry place during the winter. All fabrics fade in the sun, so make sure the furniture is not exposed to direct sunlight. Use a fabric protectant spray to waterproof the fabric before use; this will make dirt or stains easier to remove. Remove stains immediately. Do not rub, but try gently blotting them with a cloth. If the stains do not disappear, use a stain remover, testing it first on a less visible area of ​​the fabric. Never leave cushions outside when not in use. Store them in a dry place. Dimensions: Table: H:72 L:145 W:85 Chair: D:73 H:89 W:75 Sofa: D:73 H:89 W:186