Portland 6 Seater Dining Set - Brown

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The Portland 6 Seater Dining Set is an ideal choice for families and hosts seeking to blend rustic charm with modern durability in their kitchen or dining area. This set offers a spacious, reliable eating surface and supportive seating that elevates comfort during long gatherings, though users should note that the MDF construction requires careful maintenance to avoid moisture damage.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5056899100593 |
| Brand | KOSY KOALA |
The chairs are designed for standard dining use; please avoid standing on them or exceeding standard domestic weight capacities.
No, the Portland set is designed strictly for indoor use as the MDF components are not weather-resistant.
The table measures 75cm in height, 80cm in width, and 140cm in length.
The chair covers are not intended to be removed; please use professional upholstery cleaners or spot clean with a damp cloth.
The set includes the necessary hardware. We recommend having a screwdriver on hand to assist with the assembly process.
Check that all bolts are tightened evenly. If the floor is uneven, check the positioning of the table legs or verify the floor level.
Adjust the integrated foot protectors at the base of the chair legs by screwing them in or out to compensate for the uneven surface.
Use a mild soap solution with a soft cloth to gently lift stains. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that can strip the lamination.
Assembly is straightforward using the included hardware and instructions; it is recommended to assemble the table on a rug or carpet to avoid scratching the surface. For long-term care, wipe the MDF table with a slightly damp, soft cloth and immediately dry it to prevent moisture seepage into the joints. Vacuum the tufted chair fabric regularly to remove dust, and spot clean any liquid spills immediately. Ensure the adjustable foot protectors are tightened or loosened to account for floor irregularities, ensuring no wobbling occurs before first use.