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On offre des meubles de maison faits ici, par des gens d'ici. Des meubles qui ont une âme et une éthique. Des meubles en bois massif fabriqués dans le respect de la nature et des valeurs qui nous sont chères.

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Personne ne peut le nier, acheter local est de plus en plus important pour nous tous. Qu'on parle de santé économique ou de préservation de l'environnement, l'achat local est un pas de plus dans la bonne direction. En achetant des produits Québécois, vous encouragez non seulement la prospérité des entreprises d'ici, mais réduisez des dépenses de CO2 inutiles et c'est dans ce sens qu'on vous offre une solution responsable pour vos achats de mobilier. On arrive à un point de bascule et on se doit en tant que citoyen du monde de changer nos habitudes de consommation, et ça commence maintenant! 

 

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Tous nos meubles sont fabriqués à la main, dans notre atelier à Terrebonne par des ébénistes qualifiés. Vous aimeriez voir nos produits en vrai avant d'acheter?

Écrivez-nous un courriel et il nous fera plaisir de prendre rendez-vous avec vous pour vous montrer la qualité des produits que nous livrons. 

À noter que nous n'avons pas de showroom, mais plutôt un atelier d'ébénisterie, donc il ne faut pas s'attendre à voir exactement le meuble que vous avez en tête. Par contre, lors de votre visite vous aurez certainement la chance de voir des produits en finition, dans plusieurs finis. De plus, nous avons toujours des échantillons à l'atelier, afin de pouvoir regarder avec vous les différents finis ainsi que toutes les options qui s'offrent à vous. 


 

If you've arrived on this page, it's probably because you're considering acquiring beautiful solid wood furniture or because you already own some and want to preserve them for years to come. Good news: we're here to provide you with all the necessary tips to keep your furniture in excellent condition for as long as possible. Enjoy reading!

Wood Furniture Maintenance and Precautions to Take

Solid wood, although durable and robust, is a living and organic material that requires special care and attention to preserve its natural beauty and longevity. Here are our recommendations for maintaining and protecting your furniture on a daily basis:

What to do:

  • Clean the surface of the table with a damp cloth, well-wrung out. If needed, add a small drop of mild soap (such as gentle dish soap) diluted with a little water. Wipe away any excess water with a clean, dry cloth.
  • Quickly wipe up any spilled liquid to prevent the wood from absorbing it.
  • Add a tablecloth, placemats, or a table runner before placing functional or decorative objects on it.
  • Use a trivet before placing a hot dish on the table and a coaster before setting down a glass, whether it's cold or hot.
  • Place felt pads under heavy or decorative items to prevent scratches.
  • Protect the surface of the table with a waterproof layer before engaging in any activities that could stain or damage it (writing, painting, modeling clay, crafts, etc.).

What not to do:

  • Never clean the surface of the furniture with abrasive or chemical cleaners.
  • Do not place a hot, oily, greasy, wet, or damp dish or container directly on the table's surface.
  • Do not place any object or substance directly on the furniture without using a tablecloth, placemat, or another protective layer.
  • Avoid leaving decorative objects in the same spot all the time, especially in the first months after delivery and if your furniture is exposed to direct sunlight.

PRECAUTIONS

Being a natural and living material, wood continues to interact with its environment throughout its life, which is why there are a few specifics to be aware of to avoid unpleasant surprises such as cracks, scratches, marks, stains, or others. Here are some precautions to take in order to keep your wood furniture in good condition for as long as possible and avoid unwanted inconveniences:

  • Maintain an ambient humidity level between 45% and 60%, measured with a hygrometer. During the winter months or periods of intense cold, when our heating systems dry out the air, compensate with a humidifier to counteract the dryness caused by heating. Just like our skin can dry out and crack, wood reacts similarly under these conditions.
  • Avoid close heat sources (such as radiators, fireplaces, or stoves) near your solid wood furniture.
  • Do not place your furniture too close to a window exposed to sunlight to prevent UV rays from altering the natural color of the wood over time.

These tips will help preserve the appearance and quality of your solid wood furniture for years to come. Wood is a noble material that tells a story and evolves with its environment. By taking care of it, you contribute to its longevity.

Consult our Warranty Policy for all details about your furniture's warranty.

HELP !

A stubborn stain has set into your furniture and seems irreversible? Don't panic, there is definitely a solution! The beauty of solid wood furniture lies in its durability and its ability to be restored. For this type of intervention, call a furniture restoration specialist. This professional will know how to restore your piece to its former glory and bring back its original appearance.