Main risks

• Tipping or instability due to uneven surfaces, incorrect assembly, or overloading.
• Collapse due to loose fixings, damaged joints, or worn parts.
• Finger entrapment in hinges, folding mechanisms, or when stacking chairs.
• Cuts or splinters from damaged edges, and breakage of table tops, especially glass, due to impact or thermal shock.
• Burns from metal or glass surfaces that can heat up in the sun.
• Slips and falls on wet floors or on surfaces with sand/dust.
• Toppling or lightweight items being blown away by gusts of wind, especially parasols.
• Fire or burns from proximity to barbecues, heaters, or other sources of heat and open flames.
• Mould, corrosion, or material weakening due to prolonged exposure to moisture and sunlight.
• Injuries when lifting or moving bulky or heavy items.

Safe use

• Assemble according to the product instructions and check that all fixings are properly tightened before use.
• Place the set on a firm, level surface, leaving safe clearance around it.
• Check stability before sitting or applying weight; avoid rocking or making sudden movements.
• Respect the maximum load and the intended use of each piece; do not stand or sit on the table or on armrests.
• For folding or extendable items, keep hands away from hinges and ensure the locks are engaged before use.
• With glass table tops, avoid knocks and impacts and do not place very hot or very cold objects directly; use coasters or trivets.
• On windy days, close and remove parasols and secure lightweight items.
• Keep the furniture away from barbecues, fireplaces, and heating appliances.
• If the floor or furniture is wet, dry them before use to reduce the risk of slipping.
• To move items, lift without dragging; use gloves and assistance from another person if necessary.
• During assembly, keep screws and small parts out of the reach of children and pets.

Storage and maintenance

• Periodically check screws, joints, and stability; retighten and replace worn or damaged parts.
• Clean with water and pH-neutral soap or products appropriate for the material; avoid abrasives and high-pressure jets at close range.
• Dry thoroughly after cleaning or rain to minimise rust, mould, or swelling.
• Protect with breathable covers when not in use and, if possible, store under cover during periods of bad weather.
• Store cushions and textiles in a dry, ventilated place; air them regularly to prevent unpleasant odours and mould.
• Inspect glass table tops regularly; if they show impacts, chips, or instability, stop using them until they are replaced.
• In coastal areas, rinse with fresh water periodically to reduce the effect of salt spray.
• Fit protectors to the legs to avoid direct contact with standing water and to protect the floor.
• Check parasol bases and anchors frequently and replace them if they are cracked or unstable.
• Avoid continuous exposure to intense sun when not in use to reduce discolouration and excessive heating.

Usage restrictions

• Do not use as a ladder, platform, workbench, or exercise equipment.
• Do not hang from or swing on chairs, backrests, or table edges; do not sit on the table.
• Do not exceed the stated load capacity for seats, tables, and auxiliary shelves.
• Do not use parasols open in strong winds or leave them open unattended.
• Do not bring open flames, embers, or heating appliances close to cushions, textiles, or wooden parts.
• Do not use on very soft or uneven surfaces that compromise stability.
• Do not drag heavy furniture; it can damage the product and cause injury.
• During severe frosts, avoid moving fragile items or operating folding mechanisms.
• Children should use the furniture under supervision and must not climb or play in gaps or on structural parts.
• During assembly or when there are loose parts, keep them out of the reach of children and pets.