Kingsley Bate Hudson & Hyannis Teak 11-Piece Dining Ensemble

Kingsley Bate Limited Warranty:

• Teak – 5 years residential, 3 years commercial (structural frame)
• Woven – 3 years (structural frame)

Product warranties do not apply to the following:

1. Damage from freight/shipping or incorrect assembly.
2. Unreasonable or abusive use, improper repairs, or post-purchase modifications.
3. Acts of God, freeze damage, or mildew.
4. Damage from chemicals, such as ammonia cleaners or suntan oils.
5. Normal wear, including fading, stretching or pilling of fabrics, and glides.
6. Improper care or failure to provide reasonable and necessary care and maintenance, as outlined at www.kingsleybate.com.
7. Natural characteristics of teak, including checking (small cracks), teak oil secretions, and a lifting of the grain as the wood weathers outdoors.

New Teak Furniture: Teak is rich in natural oils, and some may surface during the first few rainfalls or humid days. This is normal and stops once the teak begins to weather.

Weathering: Left outdoors, teak weathers to a silver-gray patina, usually within nine to twelve months. Small surface cracks ("checking"), a slightly raised grain after the first rains, and water spots are normal. They're cosmetic and even out over time. To keep the golden-brown color, apply Kingsley Bate Teak Protector each season. The woven fibers resist fading, cracking and tearing; after years outdoors, subtle shifts in color and texture are normal.

Woven Seats: Kingsley Bate woven seats and backs are made by hand for direct sun, rain, poolside and salt air. Wicker is UV-resistant polyethylene; rope is polypropylene yarn braided around a plastic core, highly resistant to oil, mold, mildew and stains. Colors can vary slightly from piece to piece because of dye lots, variegated fibers and hand weaving, so a piece added to an existing set may not match exactly.

Cleaning Teak: Rinse with a garden hose (never high pressure, which can erode the wood). Scrub with a soft bristle brush and a solution of 2/3 cup laundry detergent (or 1/4 cup high-efficiency detergent) and 1/4 cup bleach in 1 gallon of warm water, then rinse thoroughly. For tougher stains, Kingsley Bate Teak Cleaner removes the patina and restores the golden-brown color. Don't oil teak or use oil-based sealers, which can lead to mildew. When cleaning the frame, take care not to get the solution on the woven seat and back.

Cleaning Wicker: Rinse with fresh water at low hose pressure. For a deeper clean, wash with mild detergent and warm water using a very soft brush or cloth, then rinse until no soap remains and let air dry. Avoid foaming outdoor furniture cleaners, which leave residue in the weave that attracts dirt. Don't paint the wicker; its color is part of the fiber.

Cleaning Rope: Never use solvents, harsh chemicals, stain removers or abrasive tools. Remove dust with a vacuum fitted with a very soft, non-rotating brush, or brush it off lightly with a cloth or very soft non-metallic brush. Spray on a mix of mild detergent and warm water, let it sit briefly, then clean gently with a soft cloth, blotting rather than rubbing. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and let air dry.

Fraying Rope: Smooth stray threads or frayed edges with a hair dryer on its highest heat setting, keeping it moving at all times and turning it away as soon as the fraying melts away. Too much heat damages the rope, and damage from overheating isn't covered by warranty.

Covers: Custom-fit protective covers are recommended when the furniture isn't in use for long periods. Make sure the furniture is clean and dry before covering it, and remove covers from time to time so the furniture can air out, especially after rain.

Winter Storage: Woven furniture exposed to snow and freezing temperatures should be stored for the winter in a dry garage, shed or basement, upright so water drains. Clean everything before storing. If indoor storage isn't possible, use breathable covers.