BROSA Sloan Electric Loveseat Recliner, Assembly Manual

3. Wear and Tear 
Using furniture for a long time will result in slight material changes. 
Leather will develop character and markings, while some fabric folds 
may appear.
4. Pilling 
Through regular use, the surface of natural fibre fabric can twist and 
form tiny balls – this is known as pilling. It is an inherent feature of this 
particular type of fabric and can be caused by environmental factors 
such as humidity or friction between two fabrics. It can be easily 
removed with a depiller and should disappear after 3-4 applications.
5. Storage 
Ensure furniture stands on an even surface. This ensures stability and 
will prevent creaking or damage to the piece.
6. Felt Pads 
We recommend attaching felt pads to the bottom of furniture legs. 
This prevents squeaking and protects your floor from scratches.
7. Fabric Variation 
There may be differences and very slight variations between fabrics. 
The dyeing process means there isn’t an absolute guarantee it will 
match the sample’s colour perfectly.
8. Clothing and Accessories 
Jeans and other dark clothing may leave stains or marks on furniture. 
Take extra care when wearing clothing that is new or not pre-washed. 
Also be careful wearing clothes with sharp decorative elements, as it 
may damage the fabric or leather.
9. Leather 
Leather is a natural product, with unique, one-of-a-kind features. Each 
piece varies slightly.
10. Softness 
Furniture tends to soften after the first few months of use. This is a 
normal process. Parts of the furniture that are sat on more frequently 
will become softer than others.