Use the correct maintenance products

Which are the best maintenance products for cleaning wooden panelling products? Well, glass cleaner and all-purpose cleaner are great choices.

Please note: avoid washing-up liquid. This contains oil to protect the skin. The result? It may leave a film on your panels that will become visible over time.
In addition, do not use abrasive products, as they can damage the surface, and do not use corrosive products or products containing hydrogen peroxide, as they can leave pale spots on your panels.

Want to find out more? Read our maintenance instructions for more information about the different types of maintenance products.

Download the maintenance instructions

5 tips for optimal maintenance

Keen to provide your wood based panels with some well-deserved maintenance? Great, but make sure you do it right! Here are a few tips:

1. Remove stains or dirt as soon as possible. That way, you won't give them a chance to stick around on your panels. The longer the dirt remains on the surface, the harder it becomes to remove. So it’s best to take action as soon as possible.
2. Use a soft cloth or sponge. Important: avoid paper when cleaning, especially if the panelling has deep surface structures. Small pieces of paper may remain in the structure of the design, especially with Master Oak.
3. What if your surface has a smooth, more even (e.g. super matt) surface structure? In this case, clean using circular movements.
   What if your surface has a linear or pronounced surface finish? In this case, rub in the direction of the structure (instead of across it), as this will prevent the dirt from getting into the structure.
4. Only use all-purpose cleaner or glass cleaner and avoid washing-up liquid. Other cleaning products may also damage the surface.
5. Always clean the entire surface. This will help to prevent the surface from becoming shiny in certain places over time.