Kitchen door care & maintenance

Foil doors 

·For product cleaning only use a 5% soap, 95% water (liquid soap) solution, wiping with a damp (not wet) cloth, finally drying with a soft clean cloth. Dust with a soft cloth only.

·         Do not use wax-furniture polish, abrasive or aggressive cleaners, bleach or other hypochlorate (chlorine) based cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners, dilutes, acetone, alcohol, solvent or similar products on the door, as this will damage the surface.

·         Cooking splashes should be wiped up immediately using a damp cloth.  

Stainless steel doors

·         For product cleaning only use a 5% soap, 95% water (liquid soap) solution, wiping with a damp (not wet) cloth, finally drying with a soft clean cloth, or alternatively clean the surface with Second Nature stainless steel cleaner or E-cloth (available from your kitchen retailer). Dust with a soft cloth only.

·         Do not use wax-furniture polish, abrasive or aggressive cleaners, bleach or other hypochlorate (chlorine) based cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners, dilutes, acetone, alcohol, solvent or similar products on the door as this will damage the surface.

·         Cooking splashes should be wiped up immediately using a damp cloth.

·         A light coat of baby oil can be used to enhance the appearance of the door if required.  

Timber and veneer doors

·         For product cleaning only use a 5% soap, 95% water (liquid soap) solution, wiping with a damp (not wet) cloth, finally drying with a soft clean cloth. Dust with a soft cloth only, following the grain pattern of the wood.

·         Do not use abrasive or aggressive cleaners, bleach or other hypochlorate (chlorine) based cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners, dilutes, acetone, alcohol, solvent or similar products on the door as this will damage the surface.

·         It is advisable to use a damp (not wet) cloth to remove fingerprints and marks, followed at once with a clean and dry soft cloth. Cooking splashes should be wiped up immediately using a damp cloth.

·         All timbers are adversely affected by the environment in which they are installed, particularly a moist climate and in high levels of humidity. Timber  is hygroscopic which means the material will take up or let out moisture depending on the environment it is placed in. We therefore recommend that timber doors only be installed in areas that have been suitably acclimatized so that the timber is allowed to find its EMC (Equilibrium moisture content). Most people are aware of the fact that wood changes colour when exposed to light, the rate of change being dependent upon the species and the intensity of exposure. Therefore, please consider when ordering an additional timber door some time after the original kitchen has been installed that a variation in colour is probable. 

(Note: Broadoak Sanded and Eden Sanded are unfinished therefore care of these doors will depend on the type of finish applied, eg paint, stain, wax etc., and you should contact your supplier of surfacing finish for care guidance).  

Vinyl doors 

·         For product cleaning only use a 5% soap, 95% water (liquid soap) solution, wiping with a damp (not wet) cloth, finally drying with a soft clean cloth. Dust with a soft cloth only.

·         Do not use wax-furniture polish, abrasive or aggressive cleaners, bleach or other hypochlorate (chlorine) based cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners, dilutes, acetone, alcohol, solvent or similar products on the door as this will damage the surface.

·         Cooking splashes should be wiped up immediately using a damp cloth.

·         If the doors are supplied with a protective film on the face they must not be directly exposed to sunlight. It is recommended the film is removed as soon as possible.

• Additional recommendation for Pesca only:

Due to the special nature of the surface on this product it is important to clean any spills or cooking splashes off immediately. Particular attention must be given to oils and fats. Please follow the Care and Maintenance Guidelines carefully. 

(Note: Newly plastered rooms should be left to environmentally stabilise before storage and installation of doors, whatever their material).