| Anthony Axford's Finfloor surface is protected to give a long life and high wear resistance. It's a finished product, however, we must take into account a number of recommendations and instructions for maintenance and cleaning.-DO NOT varnish, sand, polish, etc... the laminate flooring. Products containing wax, soap or polish may leave behind residues. The surface is treated in order to avoid deterioration.
-Never fix the laminate to the base floor (with glue, nails, screws, fixed door stops, etc).
-Fit felt or plastic pads to the feet of all furniture and chairs and regularly check its condition.
-Use chairs with soft wheels that won’t damage the flooring (Type W, in accordance with regulation DIN 68131), or failing that, use a polycarbonate mat to avoid direct contact with the floor (the wheels should be kept clean).
-The use of doormats at exterior door entrances is recommended in order to prevent dirt, dust, gravel, etc... coming in from the street.
-The ideal conditions for avoiding changes in the board’s dimensions are 50-70% relative humidity and approximately 20ºC. If neccessary,
use a dehumidifier.
-Use a broom, vacuum cleaner or completely wrung out mop. Never use abrasive cleaning aids (wire wool, scouring pads, etc..) to clean
the laminate flooring.
-WARNING!!! Use non-abrasive, Ph neutral detergents. Only use products reccommended and approved by the manufacturers that can
be seen on the web site. Waxes and other cleaning products and polishes for wooden floors or furniture are not fit for use on laminate flooring.
-To clean grooved products, DO NOT use sharp or pointed instruments. Use only a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment. If this is
not sufficient use a slightly dampened cloth.
-If some water spills immediately dry it, avoid the stagnation of liquids.
-To eliminate stubborn stains, use slightly dilluted acetone or alcohol for domestic use. Afterwards, clean with water.
-Special care should be taken in areas of domestic animals. (Urine can damage the laminate flooring). | 
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