Fabric Care Guidance
Keep your fabric upholstery looking like new
Product care
We provide this simple care guide to help ensure you can enjoy your furniture for years to come. Please note that the appearance of your furniture will change in colour through use and light exposure.
At BoConcept we always strive to ensure the best possible quality for our customers. We control the design and product development process for our products and we continually perform quality tests in accordance with international standards.
Extend the life of your furnishings
Good things last even longer when you take care of them. Here's how you can take better care of your BoConcept furniture.
Leather Care Guide
How to keep your leather upholstery looking new
Wood care guide
Keeping your wood and veneer beautiful
Ceramic tabletops Care Guide
Ceramic tabletops are robust but make sure you treat them right
Outdoor furniture care guide
Take care of your outdoor furniture all year long
Rug care guide
Learn how to take care of your rugs
Storage care guide
Take good care of your storage furniture to ensure it lasts you a long time
Glass care guide
How to care for your glass furniture
Painted or lacquered surfaces Care Guide
Learn how to take care of your painted or lacquered surfaces
Metal parts furniture Care Guide
Small metal parts might have a big impact, so take care of them too
Dining chair Care Guide
Treat your chairs right for longevity
Sofas, living chairs and headboards Care Guide
Take care of your upholstered furniture
BoConcept Claims Rights
Should you, against all expectations, be dissatisfied with the quality of your new furniture, we ask you to contact your BoConcept Brand Store or Studio and include photos of the defect with your claim.
Material and production defects are defects that are considered to already have been present on the day of your purchase (moment of purchase).
These defects are resolved through repair. A partial replacement will be carried out if repair is not an option.
Defects not legitimate as claims are defects that appear by accident, negligence, irregular use, wear and tear or through not having complied with the assembly instructions and the Care Guide folder.
Questions regarding handling and care should be directed to the store where you made your purchase.
