The wall panels were first used in European castles and palaces hundreds of years ago. Nowadays, wall panels are more widely used in villas and five-star hotels. Wall panels that give the essence of classical culture and art are the pursuit of most people. Choice of life taste and enjoyment.
Many families have begun to use solid wood wall panels as wall decorations. How do we maintain solid wood wall panels during use?
1. Remove dust frequently,
It is best to use a clean, soft cotton cloth. When removing dust, please use a cotton cloth that has been soaked and wrung out, because the wet cotton cloth can reduce friction and avoid scratching the wall panel, and it also helps to reduce the absorption of dust by static electricity. It is helpful to remove the dust on the surface of the wall panel. However, it is recommended to avoid moisture remaining on the surface of the wall panel. It is best to wipe it again with a dry cotton cloth. When you wipe the wall panel, you should remove your decorations and ensure that you handle it gently when moving.
2. Cleaning
In order to remove solid wood wall panels, the surface such as pollutants in the air, oily smoke during cooking, stains during operation and traces caused by polishing residues, we recommend using a special furniture cleaner, this kind of solvent It can also help remove excess wax.
3. Moisturizing
Dry air or frequent use of air conditioning, you need to use 60% wet soft cotton cloth wipes it, retain proper moisture to prevent it from being wet. Humidifier can also be used to ensure proper humidity.
4. Waxing
In addition to frequent dust removal, waxing sometimes requires further maintenance on the surface of solid wood wallboards to increase the aesthetics of the appearance. It is recommended to use special pure wood furniture polishing wax for regular maintenance of solid wood wall panels. Although frequent waxing will not harm the coating, it is recommended that you only need to wax once or twice a year and excessive waxing will also damage the appearance of the coating.
Apply the glazing wax to a clean, white, soft natural fiber that is preferably pure cotton. Follow the direction of the wood grain to wipe the glazing wax onto the wainscot. Use the other side of a soft cloth to wipe off the excess glazing wax on the surface of the wainscot if necessary. In the waxing process, avoid excessive friction. Excessive friction is actually harmful to the matte layer. In severe cases, it will cause uneven gloss on the surface of the solid wood wallboard.
