Precautions!

- Some cleaning agents (soaps, washing-up liquids, shampoos, etc.) may tarnish delicate surfaces (e.g. aglomarble, granite).

-In the case of contact with chlorine, salt or other similar chemicals, immediately remove them from the surface of the stone with clean water, otherwise stains or "pitting" may appear.

-It is not advisable to put hot objects on the surface as it may cause irreparable damage.

-Natural stone should not come into direct contact with products such as oils, citrus, juices and coloured drinks, especially wine and coffee. If the substance is spilled, wipe it off immediately, not allowing the stains to dry.

-Liquids must not remain on the stone elements for a long time. As a result of the residual liquid, the stone may be damaged, the surface may become dull or stained in the places where it remains.

-Avoid contact of surfaces with chemicals and solvents, such as ammonia or ammonia-based detergents, felt-tip pens, markers, iodine, grill detergents, acid, nail polish removers, optical brighteners, pens with ink, oily soaps, toothpaste, other solvents (especially those for paints).

-Do not use repellents, sealants, rinse aid, etc.

- The surfaces of the stone must be protected against dents and scratches. It is not a material resistant enough to mechanical damage.

-Do not cut anything with a knife directly on the stone's surface.

-Do not polish the damaged surface.

-Do not use bleach or solvents. In the event of using bleach or solvents, wash the surface immediately with plenty of water, do not allow these agents to dry.

-Do not use degreasing products with high mineral content and abrasive materials.

-The installed stone should not be exposed to high loads by placing large, heavy objects on them and exerting mechanical and variable pressure on the stone (stone elements have high bending and compressive strength, however too high, and especially dynamic may damage the stone)