Manoir Painted Wardrobe

• Luxury painted wardrobe, available in two door or three door versions
• Two door version features two locking doors, one internal section with four adjustable internal shelves and one full hanging section with a brass clothing rod
• Three door version features two internal sections with six adjustable internal shelves and two hanging sections with a brass clothing rods
• Antiqued brass or polished nickel door pulls
• Also available in a wood finish
• Two Door
• Imperial dimensions: W 56” x D 24” x H 81”
• Metric: W 143 cm x D 61 cm x H 206 cm
• Three Door
• Imperial dimensions: W 83” x D 24” x H 81”
• Metric: W 210 cm x D 61 cm x H 206 cm

CARE FOR YOUR PAINTED WOODEN FURNITURE

Hand-painted furniture has an intrinsic beauty of its own and a suite of furniture may comprise several items of varying hue. Once painted, every piece of furniture is then artistically distressed to mimic the wear and tear associated with the passing of time.

Looking after your painted wooden furniture
Textured and brush-applied painted finishes have an eggshell sheen lacquer. You should not use wax on these finishes. Instead, clean with a cloth dampened in mild soapy water. To avoid warping and splitting keep wooden bedroom furniture away from direct heat sources such as radiators. Avoid bleaching by keeping your furniture out of direct sunlight.

Moving wooden furniture
Never move a fully loaded wardrobe. Instead, empty the contents first. When positioning a wardrobe, ensure it is on a level surface so that the doors will open and close correctly. Never pick up a chest by holding on to its top surface. Instead, hold the sides of the chest and lift. Where possible, use two or more people to move heavy items of furniture.