Warning Ingredient (Formaldehyde) : California Proposition 65

About the Brand:

Alpine Furniture, established in 1993, specializes in providing high-quality furniture for bedrooms, dining rooms, and living areas. The brand focuses on craftsmanship and contemporary design, offering a wide range of products that include beds, dressers, dining tables, and more. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, Alpine Furniture ensures that each piece is crafted with attention to detail and design. 

Furniture Care:

• Cleaning:

• Regularly dust with a soft cloth.
• Use mild, wood-specific cleaning solutions; avoid water and harsh liquids.
• Promptly remove any excess liquids to prevent absorption.
• Protecting from Sunlight:
• Avoid direct sunlight exposure to prevent fading.
• Use window coverings if sunlight exposure is unavoidable.
• Humidity and Temperature Control:
• Use dehumidifiers to keep humidity levels stable.
• Avoid placing furniture near heat sources or in damp conditions to prevent warping and cracking.
• Proper Placement and Moving:
• Keep furniture off damp floors.
• Lift carefully and use furniture sliders when moving to avoid scratches.
• Maintenance:
• Periodically treat with wood oil or varnish to protect surface and color.

DIY Furniture Maintenance: Removing Ball Bearing Drawers

• Steps to Remove Drawers:

• Empty the drawer completely.
• Locate and activate the release mechanism on the glides.
• Carefully pull out the drawer, remove ball bearings if necessary.
• To reinstall, align properly and ensure ball bearings are extended.

Quick Fixes: Using a Touch-Up Marker

• How to Apply:

• Identify wood type and select the matching marker color.
• Clean the scratch area with a damp cloth.
• Apply the marker in steady strokes, wipe off excess.
• Allow to dry completely.

Adjusting Dining Chairs for Stability:

• Tools Needed:

• Wrench or Allen wrench, rubber mallet.
• Adjustment Process:
• Identify unstable parts by testing the chair's balance.
• Access and slightly loosen bolts on unbalanced areas.
• Use a rubber mallet to correct any imbalances.
• Test and re-tighten the bolts until the chair is stable.