Old Cotswold corner TV cabinet
Item Code: COT014
D: 460mm
W: 900mm
H: 660mm
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Information about the range
The Old Cotswold corner TV cabinet is from the
Old Cotswold oak furniture
range which has 39 other items.
Further product information:
Old Cotswold corner TV cabinet:Old Cotswold contemporary furniture captures the true charm and values of the traditional country furniture on which it has been based.
It is every inch the furniture that might have been commissioned by a Yeoman Farmer of the local carpenter. But carefully designed proportions, fittings and even seasoning of the timber, makes it practical and convenient for use in modern homes.
The Old Cotswold collection is supplied fully assembled, although larger items such as beds, tables and wardrobes may be broken down into component form to facilitate delivery.
Please note: this range has a heavily distressed finish, with marks and some significant scarring. Surfaces are deliberately made to look heavily worn.
Care of oak furniture
Oak furniture care: here are some tips from rightpricefurniture. Firstly, place your newly bought oak furniture in the right location: away from direct heat sources (e.g. radiators) or unusually humid locations.
Our second oak furniture care tip is to always lift your furniture if you want to move it, rather than dragging furniture across the floor. Lifting your furniture to move it will ensure you don’t damage the plinth structure.
You should not place hot or wet objects directly onto oak furniture, especially if it is waxed oak furniture. If you accidentally cause any marks on your oak furniture in this way, try rubbing your oak furniture along the grain with some wax furniture polish applied to some very fine (0000 grade) wire wool. You can see all of our
Oak Furniture.
Oak Furniture care tips, from rightpricefurniture
Oak furniture care tips include ensuring that neither hot nor wet objects are placed on waxed oak furniture, as they can cause marks on the oak. If you should accidentally cause a heat or damp mark on your oak furniture, try rubbing the furniture’s surface gently along the grain only with some wax oak furniture polish applied to a piece of 0000 grade (very fine) wire wool. Provided that the marking is not too serious, this process should reduce or eliminate the mark and your
oak furniture will be as good as new once more. It may be necessary to extend your wire wool and wax treatment to the whole surface of the oak furniture in order to even out the sheen of the finish.