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PHOENIX
PHOENIX
Born from a design idea by Poliform, Phoenix is a kitchen that invites you to design your spaces with supreme freedom. This is made possible by the special design of the groove opening, which transforms a technical detail such as the handle, a fundamental element that improves user experience in the kitchen, into an aesthetic detail. In addition to the convenient opening action and easy handling of the door, the handle’s linear appearance enriches the composition with a light, contemporary style. Among designers, Phoenix is one of the most popular kitchen models on the market; they appreciate its flexibility and the customisation options of the overall design and finishes.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
PHOENIX KITCHEN
Born from a design idea by Poliform, Phoenix is a kitchen that invites you to design your spaces with supreme freedom. This is made possible by the special design of the groove opening, which transforms a technical detail such as the handle, a fundamental element that improves user experience in the kitchen, into an aesthetic detail. In addition to the convenient opening action and easy handling of the door, the handle’s linear appearance enriches the composition with a light, contemporary style. Among designers, Phoenix is one of the most popular kitchen models on the market; they appreciate its flexibility and the customisation options of the overall design and finishes.
TypeKitchen
Door typeShaped
Worktop type6 mm with the support frame / On top with squared edge
Door thickness26 mm
Opening type With channel
DOOR FINISHES▾
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Embossed lacquer
13 Nocciola
13 Nocciola
10 Liquirizia
12 Torba
11 Mastice
14 Oceano
15 Ottanio
16 Tundra
19 Ginger
21 Sella
20 Borgogna
22 Mosto
01 Bianco
26 Corda
35 Canapa
48 Visone
49 Moka
60 Ghiaccio
64 Arena
82 Glacier White
89 Roccia
91 Carbone
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Mat lacquers
77 Champagne
24 Ottone
27 Basalto
02 Ardesia
23 Bronzo
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Metal lacquer
Basalto
23 Bronzo
24 Ottone
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Glossy Metal Lacquer
Basalto
23 Bronzo
24 Ottone
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Glossy lacquers
64 Arena
22 Mosto
91 Carbone
21 Sella
01 Bianco
14 Oceano
35 Canapa
15 Ottanio
26 Corda
16 Tundra
19 Ginger
13 Nocciola
20 Borgogna
10 Liquirizia
89 Roccia
12 Torba
48 Visone
49 Moka
82 Glacier white
60 Ghiaccio
11 Mastice
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Woods
Spessart oak
Elm
Gold oak
Lite oak
Walnut c
Black elm
Ash barrique
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Solid wood
Fossil oak
Thermo-treated canaletto walnut
Canaletto walnut
Black ash
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Steel
Scotch brite
TOP FINISHES▸
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Laminate tuttocolore
LUU1 super white
LU01 bianco
LUU2 silver gray
LU35 canapa
LUU3 sand
LUU4 grafite
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Laminate tuttocolore touch
F1 Bianco
FA Grigio Londra
F2 Nero
F8 Alluminio
F7 Acciaio
F9 Champagne
F3 Castoro
F4 Super White
F5 Silver Gray
F6 Ardesia
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Woods
Spessart oak
Elm
Gold oak
Lite oak
Walnut c
Black elm
Ash barrique
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Steel
Scotch brite
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Inalco mdi
Roccia Fiammata
Porfido Beige
02 Calacatta Oro Touch
05 Stone Brown
06 Carrara Touch
07 Bianco
08 Nero
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Composite Stone glossy
01 White Sand
Raven sand glossy
18 Brughiera Sand
Super white glossy
22 Portland Grey
23 Silver Grey
25 White Va
26 Beige Va
White veined glossy
27 Storm Va
Saturn glossy
Mars glossy
Mercury glossy
Garrigue glossy
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Composite Stone bead blasted
White veined bead blasted
01 White Sand
Raven sand bead blasted
18 Brughiera Sand
Super white bead blasted
22 Portland Grey
23 Silver Grey
Dark bead blasted
25 White Va
26 Beige Va
27 Storm Va
Saturn bead blasted
Mars bead blasted
Mercury bead blasted
Garrigue bead blasted
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Ecosurface
beige glossy/bead blasted
grey glossy/bead blasted
white glossy/bead blasted
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Dekton
Neural
01 Nero
05 Bianco
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Marble
Stone brown mat
Stone grey mat
Paonazzo mat
Silver roots mat
Bianco carrara mat
Calacatta oro mat
Saint laurent mat
Rosso lepanto mat
Classic travertine (closed pore) mat
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Composite Stone
Natural Sky Gold mat
Natural Tropical mat/glossy
Natural breccia imperiale mat/glossy
INTERNAL STRUCTURE FINISHES▸
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Melamine Grigio Perla
Melamine Grigio Perla
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Melamine Grigio Lavagna
Melamine Grigio Lavagna
PR24 - For Wall units, Tall units, Upper elements and base units. Thikness 24 mm. Door with fumè reflective glass 5059 with champagne and moka anodized aluminium frame.
PR19 - For Wall units
Thikness 26 mm. Door with bronzed reflective glass 5051 with painted aluminium frame.
PR21 - For Wall units, Tall units and Upper elements
Thikness 26 mm. Door with fumè reflective glass 5059 with moka anodized aluminium frame.
WARRANTY
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The Poliform warranty
Our warranty is valid for 2 years from the date of purchase and covers all manufacturing defects. The warranty period enters into force from the date printed on your receipt or sales slip. You may be asked to present proof of purchase when requesting service. The warranty is non-transferable and is valid only for the original purchaser. It covers repair or replacement of unusable or defective parts free of charge during the warranty period after inspection and acceptance by Poliform or its agent. Natural variations in the colour of the wood, changes in colour under ambient or artificial light, slight variations in dimensions owing to high humidity or dry conditions and the grain of wood, knots or other natural characteristics of wood products are not covered by the warranty.
The warranty excludes damage resulting from careless or incorrect furniture installation, potential damage from accidents such as that resulting from a fall, impact, natural disaster, fire and, in any case, all defects that cannot be attributed to defects in the manufacture of the product. Moreover, the warranty is not valid in the event that our products are disassembled, modified or repaired by anyone other than authorised Poliform personnel. Damage due to poor upkeep or improper use of the product are not considered defects of manufacture. You will find useful recommendations in the instruction booklet regarding the use and care of your product. If you have any doubts or require further information, consult the Poliform reseller where your product was purchased. For any situation not expressly covered by this warranty legal provisions in force shall apply.
Safety standards
The carcasses of the cabinets are composed of wood water-repellent particles panels V100, thickness 18 mm, coated with non-scratch melamine resins, easy to clean, with minimum emission of formaldehyde EPF-S E0,5 (in accordance with the limits set out by the us regulation TSCA and CARBN PHASE 2).
For the other elements we use particle board panels in class EPF-S E0,5 or particle board panels in class E1, anyhow fully aligned with the limits set by conforming to eu standards EN120 and EN-717-2 with respect to formaldehyde release. For lacquered finishes, Poliform exclusively uses polyurethane coatings that are free from heavy metals and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), in accordance with the provisions set out in Annexes to Part V of Italian Legislative Decree 152/2006.
For the other elements we use particle board panels in class EPF-S E0,5 or particle board panels in class E1, anyhow fully aligned with the limits set by conforming to eu standards EN120 and EN-717-2 with respect to formaldehyde release. For lacquered finishes, Poliform exclusively uses polyurethane coatings that are free from heavy metals and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), in accordance with the provisions set out in Annexes to Part V of Italian Legislative Decree 152/2006.
AN OVERVIEW OF MATERIAL
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Materials used for the structure
Solidwood
Subcortical tree trunk sections nearest the darker innermost annual rings, also known as duramen. Heartwood is considered to be high-quality, genuine natural wood in contrast to wood panels made from wood particles or multilaminates.
Veneered particle board panel
Panel composed of wood particles with a thin layer of solid wood, called a peeling, about 7mm thick.
Particle board panels
Wood-based panels made from wood particles (shavings, wood chips, etc.) The wood particles are held together with hardening synthetic resin and then heat pressurised. Particle board panels use an assortment of less costly wood which is generally the by product of other processes: this is why this type of product is of interest from an ecological standpoint.
Chipboard panel
A panel composed of wood particles and covered with a cellulose base material (paper), sheets of polymer (pvc veneer, abs, etc.) or melamine resins.
Melamine
A hardening synthetic resin obtained from polycondensation of formaldehyde. It is a colorless, odorless resin that is resistant to water, chemicals, abrasion and heat and which has particular transparency under light
Abs
(Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) a synthetic thermosetting plastic resin with good resistance to acids. It repels dust and cannot warp. For these reasons, abs is used in the manufacture of edges and sheets for surface coating.
Glossy/embossed lacquered
Panels of polyesterized chipboard lacquered on both sides with polyurethane polymer-based paint having a high molecular weight. The panels have the characteristics of being dimensionally stable and water resistant.
Glass
Common glass is composed almost exclusively of silica, the same substance as quartz. In its purest state, glass is transparent, relatively hard, almost inert from a chemical and biological standpoint and presents a very smooth surface. Glass is available in a wide range of finishes and colors for interior decoration. It is possible to circumvent its intrinsic fragility by using chemical treatments (adding other minerals to the compound) or physical processes, such as tempering.
Subcortical tree trunk sections nearest the darker innermost annual rings, also known as duramen. Heartwood is considered to be high-quality, genuine natural wood in contrast to wood panels made from wood particles or multilaminates.
Veneered particle board panel
Panel composed of wood particles with a thin layer of solid wood, called a peeling, about 7mm thick.
Particle board panels
Wood-based panels made from wood particles (shavings, wood chips, etc.) The wood particles are held together with hardening synthetic resin and then heat pressurised. Particle board panels use an assortment of less costly wood which is generally the by product of other processes: this is why this type of product is of interest from an ecological standpoint.
Chipboard panel
A panel composed of wood particles and covered with a cellulose base material (paper), sheets of polymer (pvc veneer, abs, etc.) or melamine resins.
Melamine
A hardening synthetic resin obtained from polycondensation of formaldehyde. It is a colorless, odorless resin that is resistant to water, chemicals, abrasion and heat and which has particular transparency under light
Abs
(Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) a synthetic thermosetting plastic resin with good resistance to acids. It repels dust and cannot warp. For these reasons, abs is used in the manufacture of edges and sheets for surface coating.
Glossy/embossed lacquered
Panels of polyesterized chipboard lacquered on both sides with polyurethane polymer-based paint having a high molecular weight. The panels have the characteristics of being dimensionally stable and water resistant.
Glass
Common glass is composed almost exclusively of silica, the same substance as quartz. In its purest state, glass is transparent, relatively hard, almost inert from a chemical and biological standpoint and presents a very smooth surface. Glass is available in a wide range of finishes and colors for interior decoration. It is possible to circumvent its intrinsic fragility by using chemical treatments (adding other minerals to the compound) or physical processes, such as tempering.
Tempered glass
Glass submitted to the tempering process which consists in the brusque cool down during the manufacturing. The slab obtained has huge internal tensions and is characterized by hardness and high fragility. In case of breakdown the tempered glass splits up in non cutting plinters.
Aluminum
A silvery, highly ductile metal. Its chief properties are resistance to corrosion, tensile strength and its light weight. These properties are ideal for manufacturing durable yet lightweight frame components. Raw aluminum can be worked using several different processing techniques such as fusion, forging or pressing.
Marble
Marble is a metamorphic rock composed mostly of calcium carbonate (caco3). Marble results from the metamorphism of sedimentary rock, a process that causes complete recrystalization of calcium carbonate. Marble’s color depends on the presence of mineral impurities (clay, silt, sand, iron oxides, flint nodules) present in grains or layers inside the original sedimentary rock. White marble is the result of the metamorphism of calcite rock containing no impurities.
Quartzite (quartz agglomerate)
Quartz agglomerate is a material that is produced in the form of slabs measuring 304×140 cm using Bretonstone® System Technology and a special vacuum vibro-compression process. The slabs are achieved by mixing siliceous sand or pure quartz (95%) with a polyester structural resin (5%) and coloured pigments stablised using uv rays.
AISI 304 stainless steel
AISI 304 (reference name used across the world). This is an austenic stainless steel containing between 18% and 20 % chromium and between 8% and 10 % nickel, a composition which gives the material improved resistance to corrosion and superior workability.
DuPont Corian®
Dupont Corian® is a solid, non-porous, homogeneous surfacing material composed of ± 1/3 acrylic resin (also known as polymethyl methacrylate ) and ± 2/3 natural minerals. The main mineral is aluminium trihydrate (ath) derived from bauxite, an ore from which aluminium is produced.
Dupont Corian® is an inert and nontoxic material. Under normal temperature conditions, it does not emit gases. When burned, it releases mainly carbon oxides and the smoke generated is optically light and does not contain toxic halogenated gases.
Dupont Corian® can be thermoformed in wooden or metal moulds at controlled temperatures in order to create various 2d and 3d design objects. Embossing effects can also be created using the bas relief technique.
Dupont Corian® is manufactured in compliance with strict standards in order to limit waste and energy consumption at all stages of the production process. Both the material itself and the adhesives and sealants used to install it are green guard indoor airquality certified as producing low VOC emissions.
HPL Laminate
The high pressure laminates are composed of layers of cellulose fibres (normally paper) soaked in thermohardening resin, joined through a process that consist in the combined action of heat and high pressure and that implies the polycondensation of the thermohardening resin. The material obtained is homogeneous, not porous and can be covered with the required finishing.
Generally more than 60% of HPL is composed of paper and the remaining 30-40% is represented by polymerized synthetic thermohardening resin: phenolic resin for the heart of the panel and aminoplast resine for the decorative surface. These belong to the group of the thermohardening resins that interact in irreversible manner through chemical ties that are formed during the process of polymerization. The high presure gives life to a steady and non reactive material, which characteristics are completely different from those of the initial components.
The hpl is supplied in panels of various dimensions, thickness and with different finishings.
Laminate HPL touch
It is an innovative material produced through high pressure thermo-lamination.
The external surface involves the use of nanotechnology and its decor is obtained through new generation resins.
This laminate has an extremely matt surface, it is anti-fingerprint, soft touch.
Glass submitted to the tempering process which consists in the brusque cool down during the manufacturing. The slab obtained has huge internal tensions and is characterized by hardness and high fragility. In case of breakdown the tempered glass splits up in non cutting plinters.
Aluminum
A silvery, highly ductile metal. Its chief properties are resistance to corrosion, tensile strength and its light weight. These properties are ideal for manufacturing durable yet lightweight frame components. Raw aluminum can be worked using several different processing techniques such as fusion, forging or pressing.
Marble
Marble is a metamorphic rock composed mostly of calcium carbonate (caco3). Marble results from the metamorphism of sedimentary rock, a process that causes complete recrystalization of calcium carbonate. Marble’s color depends on the presence of mineral impurities (clay, silt, sand, iron oxides, flint nodules) present in grains or layers inside the original sedimentary rock. White marble is the result of the metamorphism of calcite rock containing no impurities.
Quartzite (quartz agglomerate)
Quartz agglomerate is a material that is produced in the form of slabs measuring 304×140 cm using Bretonstone® System Technology and a special vacuum vibro-compression process. The slabs are achieved by mixing siliceous sand or pure quartz (95%) with a polyester structural resin (5%) and coloured pigments stablised using uv rays.
AISI 304 stainless steel
AISI 304 (reference name used across the world). This is an austenic stainless steel containing between 18% and 20 % chromium and between 8% and 10 % nickel, a composition which gives the material improved resistance to corrosion and superior workability.
DuPont Corian®
Dupont Corian® is a solid, non-porous, homogeneous surfacing material composed of ± 1/3 acrylic resin (also known as polymethyl methacrylate ) and ± 2/3 natural minerals. The main mineral is aluminium trihydrate (ath) derived from bauxite, an ore from which aluminium is produced.
Dupont Corian® is an inert and nontoxic material. Under normal temperature conditions, it does not emit gases. When burned, it releases mainly carbon oxides and the smoke generated is optically light and does not contain toxic halogenated gases.
Dupont Corian® can be thermoformed in wooden or metal moulds at controlled temperatures in order to create various 2d and 3d design objects. Embossing effects can also be created using the bas relief technique.
Dupont Corian® is manufactured in compliance with strict standards in order to limit waste and energy consumption at all stages of the production process. Both the material itself and the adhesives and sealants used to install it are green guard indoor airquality certified as producing low VOC emissions.
HPL Laminate
The high pressure laminates are composed of layers of cellulose fibres (normally paper) soaked in thermohardening resin, joined through a process that consist in the combined action of heat and high pressure and that implies the polycondensation of the thermohardening resin. The material obtained is homogeneous, not porous and can be covered with the required finishing.
Generally more than 60% of HPL is composed of paper and the remaining 30-40% is represented by polymerized synthetic thermohardening resin: phenolic resin for the heart of the panel and aminoplast resine for the decorative surface. These belong to the group of the thermohardening resins that interact in irreversible manner through chemical ties that are formed during the process of polymerization. The high presure gives life to a steady and non reactive material, which characteristics are completely different from those of the initial components.
The hpl is supplied in panels of various dimensions, thickness and with different finishings.
Laminate HPL touch
It is an innovative material produced through high pressure thermo-lamination.
The external surface involves the use of nanotechnology and its decor is obtained through new generation resins.
This laminate has an extremely matt surface, it is anti-fingerprint, soft touch.
Disposal
Poliform recommends that you do not dispose of your product in the outdoors. Because of our manufacturing technology and the routine use of recyclable materials, discarded Poliform products can be re-used in the manufacturing process. For this reason, drop off your Poliform product at the waste disposal centres within your municipality.
To facilitate the collection, reuse, recovery and recycling of packaging, we inform you that the packaging is composed as follows: PAP20 carton, PS 06 polystyrene, FOR 50 wooden boxes, Profiles in Systempack PELD 04.
To facilitate the collection, reuse, recovery and recycling of packaging, we inform you that the packaging is composed as follows: PAP20 carton, PS 06 polystyrene, FOR 50 wooden boxes, Profiles in Systempack PELD 04.
Care Instructions
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Recommendations to keep your product looking its best over the years
The following instructions, categorised by material, will advise you on the best way to care for your Poliform furniture over time. Please use only the recommended cleaning products and, as a general rule, avoid detergents that are too harsh or abrasive: this will ensure you can enjoy Poliform’s quality for many years to come.
Care of melamine lacquer panel
We advise to use a neutral detergent.
Avoid products containing acetone, chlorine, thinner or abrasive cleaners.
Care of lacquered components
We advise to use a neutral detergent. Avoid products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia, abrasive detergents or furniture wax.
Warning: during initial cleaning, the cloth may pick up some colour.
This is a physiological phenomenon and is linked to the presence of paint powders that come to the surface during the drying process: once it is eliminated, you won’t see it again.
Care of wood and wood veneer parts
We advise to use a neutral detergent.
Avoid products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia, abrasive detergents or furniture wax.
Caution: the surface of the wood is treated to resist moderate amounts of grease and dirt.
In addition, surface coatings contain water-resistant and anti-yellowing agents. However, avoid exposing surfaces to scoring or high temperature.
Care of metal structural components
We advise to use a neutral detergent. For metal parts, simply wipe down periodically with a damp cloth. Avoid products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia, abrasive detergents or furniture wax.
Care of glass panels
Use vinegar diluted in abundant water or glass cleaning products.
Warning: in the event that glass is mounted in an aluminum frame, avoid alcohol or ammonia, which may damage the frame.
Care of hinges, drawer slides and metal parts
Lubricate with any product widely available on the market.
Use lubricant periodically on hinges and drawer slides before cleaning to remove possible dust.
For metal parts, simply wipe down periodically with a damp cloth.
Avoid any kind of abrasive cleaning product.
Care of tops in marble and stone
Clean with water using a cloth or sponge.
Marble is a material to be clean with extreme delicacy: it is porous and can absorb liquids resulting in stains.
“Poliform surfaces are treated with a special anti-stain and anti-oil product; nonetheless, spills of wine, coffee, lemon, vinegar and other products containing
aggressive agents must be wiped up immediately.”
To maintain surfaces in good condition, a regular treatment with typical products for cleaning and maintenance of marble, ensuring that these products are neutral and specific for the finish of your marble glossy or polished.
Do not under any circumstances use abrasive or aggressive products, acidic detergents, bleach, abrasive paper or steel wool.
Care of cedar wood
In order to avoid any kind of problems due to spots and absorption of the resin contained into the cedar wood, please do not position any products on to carpets or soft surfaces which do not allow a suitable aeration of the base of the product, in particular during the first months of purchase.
Please keep these products in dry, well ventilated places.
Any eventual split or crack are typical of the solid wood and not structural defects.
Maintenance of parts in bronze
Use a felt or soft wool cloth. Apply neutral wax cream only if necessary.
Any possible imperfection is due to the casting process of the product, and not to production defects.
Maintenance of parts in brass
Use a felt or soft wool cloth. Apply neutral wax cream only if necessary.
Any possible imperfection is due to the casting process of the product, and not to production defects.
Ordinary maintenance of upholstery
We recommend using a vacuum cleaner fitted with soft brushes. An adhesive brush may be used from time to time.
To remove a stain, act immediately by dabbing it with a clean cloth to prevent it from spreading.
Most liquids at home (drinks, food) can be removed using lukewarm water and a mild soap.
Please note that when using solvents, these should be applied to a cloth and never directly onto the surface.
Care of melamine lacquer panel
We advise to use a neutral detergent.
Avoid products containing acetone, chlorine, thinner or abrasive cleaners.
Care of lacquered components
We advise to use a neutral detergent. Avoid products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia, abrasive detergents or furniture wax.
Warning: during initial cleaning, the cloth may pick up some colour.
This is a physiological phenomenon and is linked to the presence of paint powders that come to the surface during the drying process: once it is eliminated, you won’t see it again.
Care of wood and wood veneer parts
We advise to use a neutral detergent.
Avoid products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia, abrasive detergents or furniture wax.
Caution: the surface of the wood is treated to resist moderate amounts of grease and dirt.
In addition, surface coatings contain water-resistant and anti-yellowing agents. However, avoid exposing surfaces to scoring or high temperature.
Care of metal structural components
We advise to use a neutral detergent. For metal parts, simply wipe down periodically with a damp cloth. Avoid products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia, abrasive detergents or furniture wax.
Care of glass panels
Use vinegar diluted in abundant water or glass cleaning products.
Warning: in the event that glass is mounted in an aluminum frame, avoid alcohol or ammonia, which may damage the frame.
Care of hinges, drawer slides and metal parts
Lubricate with any product widely available on the market.
Use lubricant periodically on hinges and drawer slides before cleaning to remove possible dust.
For metal parts, simply wipe down periodically with a damp cloth.
Avoid any kind of abrasive cleaning product.
Care of tops in marble and stone
Clean with water using a cloth or sponge.
Marble is a material to be clean with extreme delicacy: it is porous and can absorb liquids resulting in stains.
“Poliform surfaces are treated with a special anti-stain and anti-oil product; nonetheless, spills of wine, coffee, lemon, vinegar and other products containing
aggressive agents must be wiped up immediately.”
To maintain surfaces in good condition, a regular treatment with typical products for cleaning and maintenance of marble, ensuring that these products are neutral and specific for the finish of your marble glossy or polished.
Do not under any circumstances use abrasive or aggressive products, acidic detergents, bleach, abrasive paper or steel wool.
Care of cedar wood
In order to avoid any kind of problems due to spots and absorption of the resin contained into the cedar wood, please do not position any products on to carpets or soft surfaces which do not allow a suitable aeration of the base of the product, in particular during the first months of purchase.
Please keep these products in dry, well ventilated places.
Any eventual split or crack are typical of the solid wood and not structural defects.
Maintenance of parts in bronze
Use a felt or soft wool cloth. Apply neutral wax cream only if necessary.
Any possible imperfection is due to the casting process of the product, and not to production defects.
Maintenance of parts in brass
Use a felt or soft wool cloth. Apply neutral wax cream only if necessary.
Any possible imperfection is due to the casting process of the product, and not to production defects.
Ordinary maintenance of upholstery
We recommend using a vacuum cleaner fitted with soft brushes. An adhesive brush may be used from time to time.
To remove a stain, act immediately by dabbing it with a clean cloth to prevent it from spreading.
Most liquids at home (drinks, food) can be removed using lukewarm water and a mild soap.
Please note that when using solvents, these should be applied to a cloth and never directly onto the surface.
Washing of removable covers
We recommend that you follow the care instructions printed on the labels sewn into the upholstery and listed at the end of this certificate of origin and warranty to the letter.
Please note that any fabric washed in water or dry-cleaned may be subject to changes in size, even if washed in accordance with the care instructions.
Water wash (if foreseen)
Wash the turned-out covers. Pre-wash them by soaking them in cold water with four tablespoons of mild soap. Machine wash at 30°C.
For ironing instructions, please refer to the care label on the fabric. Do not spin-dry. Do not use bleach or whitening agents.
We recommend covering the Velcro fasteners when washing the covers, to prevent them from scratching or damaging the fabric.
Dry cleaning (if foreseen)
Please contact specialist companies, ensuring you always include the fabric information provided at the end of this product sheet.
We recommend covering the rigid Velcro sections when washing the covers, to prevent them from scratching or damaging the fabric. Please use the Velcro cover strips provided.
Care of hide cover
Use a felt or soft wool cloth. If necessary, you can use the Poliform leather cleaning towel and then dry the surface with a hairdryer. Occasional stains can be removed if they are wiped up immediately with an absorbent cloth.
Do not rub the stain but gingerly blot starting from the edge of the stain and work inwards.
Avoid any type of aggressive (such as solvents) or abrasive product. Never steam clean. Do not use shoe-cleaning products.
Care of fabric cover
The use of a hoover with soft brushes is recommended. Periodically an adhesive brush can be used.
To remove stains, act immediately by dabbing with a clean cloth and preventing the stain from spreading.
Caution when using solvents, they should be applied on a cloth and never directly on the cover.
Care of leather cover
Ordinary cleaning can be carried out with a hoover fitted with soft brushes, very gently.
Leather surfaces can then be cleaned with a cloth moistened with lukewarm water and wrung out, with the exception of Nabuck leather, which should be dusted with a dry cloth.
Any stains should be removed as quickly as possible using an absorbent cloth. Never wipe too vigorously.
We recommend using the dedicated Poliform leather cleaning kits, following the enclosed instructions. After each treatment, it is advisable to use a hairdryer to dry the leather, gently massaging the surface.
In particular, the “Poliform leather cleaning kit” or disposable towel is supplied, which can also be purchased separately.
Avoid: any type of harsh products (solvents) or abrasives. Do not steam clean. Do not use shoe care products.
For SUEDE and ERMITAGE soles, the cleaning products listed in the catalogue cannot be used.
Care of SUEDE leather covers
As this is suede leather, it should only be treated with a dry cloth and a soft brush.
For any spillage stains, remove immediately with a cloth, wait until the area is completely dry and then treat with a medium/hard bristle brush.
Avoid: any aggressive (solvent-based) or abrasive products. Do not clean with steam. Do not use shoe care products.
Care instructions for ERMITAGE leather covers
This leather is a high-quality selection, characterised by an extremely soft feel and a natural appearance.
Its aesthetic qualities, transparency, depth of colour and the natural texture of the surface are the result of a gentle tanning process that preserves the leather’s authenticity.
For routine cleaning, use only a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, or, if necessary, a soft cloth slightly dampened with water alone
Dab gently without applying pressure and without rubbing
In case of accidental stains, it is important to act promptly and immediately absorb any liquids with a clean, dry cloth, avoiding rubbing the surface.
For oily or greasy substances, it may be helpful to apply a small amount of neutral talcum powder to the affected area, leaving it to work for a few hours so that it absorbs some of the substance.Then gently remove the talcum powder with a soft cloth
For stubborn stains, we recommend consulting a specialist
Avoid: any type of aggressive (solvent-based) or abrasive products. Do not steam clean. Do not use shoe care products, waxes, creams, wipes or products not specifically formulated for aniline leather.
The natural evolution of leather
Slight variations in colour, small natural marks and the gradual change in appearance over time are distinctive features of genuine aniline leather and bear witness to its authenticity and quality.
Care of linen and mesh linen
For regular cleaning, use only a dry white cotton cloth; handle the item with care, using a soft brush to remove dust.
For a more intensive cleaning or to remove stains, use a damp cloth (not soaking wet) with a mild detergent only; treat the surface using gentle circular movements, dabbing the affected area.
Do not rub under any circumstances; always dry with a hairdryer afterwards, moving from the outside inwards.
Avoid aggressive products and abrasive cleansers at all costs.
Care of ecotech
Clean regularly with a pH-neutral soap and a soft brush or cloth.
Always rinse with clean water. Do not use aggressive cleaners, solvents, polishes, waxes, patented chemicals or other non-recommended products.
Some stains, such as biros, coffee, wine and even jeans, must be cleaned immediately to avoid any permanent absorption into the material
Poliform disclaims all liability for problems arising from ignoring cleaning instructions.
Care of cover in Tecnocover
For regular cleaning, use only a dry white cotton cloth.
For a more intensive cleaning, use a damp cloth with a mild detergent, wipe the surface using gentle circular movements, do not scrub and always dry afterwards with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid absolutely products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia and abrasive cleaning agents.
We recommend that you follow the care instructions printed on the labels sewn into the upholstery and listed at the end of this certificate of origin and warranty to the letter.
Please note that any fabric washed in water or dry-cleaned may be subject to changes in size, even if washed in accordance with the care instructions.
Water wash (if foreseen)
Wash the turned-out covers. Pre-wash them by soaking them in cold water with four tablespoons of mild soap. Machine wash at 30°C.
For ironing instructions, please refer to the care label on the fabric. Do not spin-dry. Do not use bleach or whitening agents.
We recommend covering the Velcro fasteners when washing the covers, to prevent them from scratching or damaging the fabric.
Dry cleaning (if foreseen)
Please contact specialist companies, ensuring you always include the fabric information provided at the end of this product sheet.
We recommend covering the rigid Velcro sections when washing the covers, to prevent them from scratching or damaging the fabric. Please use the Velcro cover strips provided.
Care of hide cover
Use a felt or soft wool cloth. If necessary, you can use the Poliform leather cleaning towel and then dry the surface with a hairdryer. Occasional stains can be removed if they are wiped up immediately with an absorbent cloth.
Do not rub the stain but gingerly blot starting from the edge of the stain and work inwards.
Avoid any type of aggressive (such as solvents) or abrasive product. Never steam clean. Do not use shoe-cleaning products.
Care of fabric cover
The use of a hoover with soft brushes is recommended. Periodically an adhesive brush can be used.
To remove stains, act immediately by dabbing with a clean cloth and preventing the stain from spreading.
Caution when using solvents, they should be applied on a cloth and never directly on the cover.
Care of leather cover
Ordinary cleaning can be carried out with a hoover fitted with soft brushes, very gently.
Leather surfaces can then be cleaned with a cloth moistened with lukewarm water and wrung out, with the exception of Nabuck leather, which should be dusted with a dry cloth.
Any stains should be removed as quickly as possible using an absorbent cloth. Never wipe too vigorously.
We recommend using the dedicated Poliform leather cleaning kits, following the enclosed instructions. After each treatment, it is advisable to use a hairdryer to dry the leather, gently massaging the surface.
In particular, the “Poliform leather cleaning kit” or disposable towel is supplied, which can also be purchased separately.
Avoid: any type of harsh products (solvents) or abrasives. Do not steam clean. Do not use shoe care products.
For SUEDE and ERMITAGE soles, the cleaning products listed in the catalogue cannot be used.
Care of SUEDE leather covers
As this is suede leather, it should only be treated with a dry cloth and a soft brush.
For any spillage stains, remove immediately with a cloth, wait until the area is completely dry and then treat with a medium/hard bristle brush.
Avoid: any aggressive (solvent-based) or abrasive products. Do not clean with steam. Do not use shoe care products.
Care instructions for ERMITAGE leather covers
This leather is a high-quality selection, characterised by an extremely soft feel and a natural appearance.
Its aesthetic qualities, transparency, depth of colour and the natural texture of the surface are the result of a gentle tanning process that preserves the leather’s authenticity.
For routine cleaning, use only a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, or, if necessary, a soft cloth slightly dampened with water alone
Dab gently without applying pressure and without rubbing
In case of accidental stains, it is important to act promptly and immediately absorb any liquids with a clean, dry cloth, avoiding rubbing the surface.
For oily or greasy substances, it may be helpful to apply a small amount of neutral talcum powder to the affected area, leaving it to work for a few hours so that it absorbs some of the substance.Then gently remove the talcum powder with a soft cloth
For stubborn stains, we recommend consulting a specialist
Avoid: any type of aggressive (solvent-based) or abrasive products. Do not steam clean. Do not use shoe care products, waxes, creams, wipes or products not specifically formulated for aniline leather.
The natural evolution of leather
Slight variations in colour, small natural marks and the gradual change in appearance over time are distinctive features of genuine aniline leather and bear witness to its authenticity and quality.
Care of linen and mesh linen
For regular cleaning, use only a dry white cotton cloth; handle the item with care, using a soft brush to remove dust.
For a more intensive cleaning or to remove stains, use a damp cloth (not soaking wet) with a mild detergent only; treat the surface using gentle circular movements, dabbing the affected area.
Do not rub under any circumstances; always dry with a hairdryer afterwards, moving from the outside inwards.
Avoid aggressive products and abrasive cleansers at all costs.
Care of ecotech
Clean regularly with a pH-neutral soap and a soft brush or cloth.
Always rinse with clean water. Do not use aggressive cleaners, solvents, polishes, waxes, patented chemicals or other non-recommended products.
Some stains, such as biros, coffee, wine and even jeans, must be cleaned immediately to avoid any permanent absorption into the material
Poliform disclaims all liability for problems arising from ignoring cleaning instructions.
Care of cover in Tecnocover
For regular cleaning, use only a dry white cotton cloth.
For a more intensive cleaning, use a damp cloth with a mild detergent, wipe the surface using gentle circular movements, do not scrub and always dry afterwards with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid absolutely products containing acetone, thinners, ammonia and abrasive cleaning agents.
Disposal
Poliform recommends that you do not dispose of your product in the outdoors. Because of our manufacturing techology and the routine use of recyclable materials, discarded Poliform products can be re-used in the manufacturing process. For this reason, drop off your Poliform product at the waste disposal centres within your community
UPKEEP AND SMALL ADJUSTMENTS
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS
Structure
Material: melamine-faced particles panels V100
Thickness: 18 mm
Finishing: light grey melamine called “perla” and dark grey melamine called lavagna
Frontal edge: ABS th.1mm in perla or lavagna
Sides edge: h.0.5 mm in perla or lavagna
Features: the bottom and sides of the sink base unit with leaf doors are clad with embossed aluminium to protect against water infiltration over time. In units for refrigerators, the bottom is made from 18mm thick phenolic birch plywood for added protection against water infiltration. The front panel is also clad with embossed aluminium.
Rear panel
Material: melamine-faced medium-density fibreboard.
Thickness: 8 mm
Finishing: melamine-faced in perla or lavagna
Plinth
Material: aluminium
Thickness: 11,5 mm
Height: 70/100/120mm.
Max length: 3800 mm
Finishing: anodized aluminium, aluminium with brushed steel, embossed lacquered or metallic lacquered finish.
Features: special hooks allow easy removal to facilitate cleaning.
Feet
Material: black ABS
Diameter: 34 mm at centre – 70 mm at bottom
Height: 70/100/120 mm
Features: quick insert. Adjustment + 20 mm and – 5 mm
Door – General features
Hinge: in metal with quick-connect and three-way adjustment
Opening/closure: soft-close system with 110° opening. Corner rack units and plate rack units with 180° opening. The hinge has been tested for 80,000 opening/closing cycles.
Handles: applied metal handles or integrated metal and wooden handles.
Features: door levelling in vertical and in depth by the hinges.
Material: melamine-faced particles panels V100
Thickness: 18 mm
Finishing: light grey melamine called “perla” and dark grey melamine called lavagna
Frontal edge: ABS th.1mm in perla or lavagna
Sides edge: h.0.5 mm in perla or lavagna
Features: the bottom and sides of the sink base unit with leaf doors are clad with embossed aluminium to protect against water infiltration over time. In units for refrigerators, the bottom is made from 18mm thick phenolic birch plywood for added protection against water infiltration. The front panel is also clad with embossed aluminium.
Rear panel
Material: melamine-faced medium-density fibreboard.
Thickness: 8 mm
Finishing: melamine-faced in perla or lavagna
Plinth
Material: aluminium
Thickness: 11,5 mm
Height: 70/100/120mm.
Max length: 3800 mm
Finishing: anodized aluminium, aluminium with brushed steel, embossed lacquered or metallic lacquered finish.
Features: special hooks allow easy removal to facilitate cleaning.
Feet
Material: black ABS
Diameter: 34 mm at centre – 70 mm at bottom
Height: 70/100/120 mm
Features: quick insert. Adjustment + 20 mm and – 5 mm
Door – General features
Hinge: in metal with quick-connect and three-way adjustment
Opening/closure: soft-close system with 110° opening. Corner rack units and plate rack units with 180° opening. The hinge has been tested for 80,000 opening/closing cycles.
Handles: applied metal handles or integrated metal and wooden handles.
Features: door levelling in vertical and in depth by the hinges.
Shelf
Material: melamine-faced particle board
Thickness: 18 mm
Finishing: melamine-faced in perla or lavagna.
Frontal edge: ABS th.1 mm in perla or lavagna.
Sides edge: melamine th.0.5 Mm in perla or lavagna.
Support: metal
Features: the shelf includes an anti-tip mechanism
Drawer/pull-out basket bottoms
Material: melamine-faced particle board.
Thickness: 16 mm
Finishing: melamine-faced in lavagna.
Drawer/pull-out basket sides
Material: aluminium / painted steel
Thickness: 13 mm
Finishing: anodized aluminium / painted brown
Runners: the metal slides are manufactured by blum and made specifically for the legrabox type. They feature a Blumotion soft-close system and a safety catch to prevent drawers from accidentally falling off their slides. Each pair of slides has a capacity of up to 40kg and is tested for 100,000 opening/closing cycles. Certain types of pull-out baskets have slides with a capacity of 70kg per pair, tested for 80,000 opening/closing cycles. The slides are total extraction. The drawer and pull-out basket front can be adjusted in three directions. A black mat is inserted in the drawers and pull-out baskets.
Wall mounts for wall units and tall units
Materia: metal
Features: these can be adjusted in height and depth directly from the inside of the unit. They are tested for a capacity of 125kg per pair.
Wall mounts for base unitsc
Material: aluminium
Features: aluminum bars supplied with specific hardware with anti-tilt function.
Material: melamine-faced particle board
Thickness: 18 mm
Finishing: melamine-faced in perla or lavagna.
Frontal edge: ABS th.1 mm in perla or lavagna.
Sides edge: melamine th.0.5 Mm in perla or lavagna.
Support: metal
Features: the shelf includes an anti-tip mechanism
Drawer/pull-out basket bottoms
Material: melamine-faced particle board.
Thickness: 16 mm
Finishing: melamine-faced in lavagna.
Drawer/pull-out basket sides
Material: aluminium / painted steel
Thickness: 13 mm
Finishing: anodized aluminium / painted brown
Runners: the metal slides are manufactured by blum and made specifically for the legrabox type. They feature a Blumotion soft-close system and a safety catch to prevent drawers from accidentally falling off their slides. Each pair of slides has a capacity of up to 40kg and is tested for 100,000 opening/closing cycles. Certain types of pull-out baskets have slides with a capacity of 70kg per pair, tested for 80,000 opening/closing cycles. The slides are total extraction. The drawer and pull-out basket front can be adjusted in three directions. A black mat is inserted in the drawers and pull-out baskets.
Wall mounts for wall units and tall units
Materia: metal
Features: these can be adjusted in height and depth directly from the inside of the unit. They are tested for a capacity of 125kg per pair.
Wall mounts for base unitsc
Material: aluminium
Features: aluminum bars supplied with specific hardware with anti-tilt function.
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Founded in 1970 in Italy’s Como region, renowned for high-end furnishings, Poliform is synonymous with elegance, sophistication, and quality. The brand offers diverse furniture systems including bookcases, wall units, walk-in closets, wardrobes, beds, sofas, armchairs, and kitchens, combining traditional Italian craftsmanship with innovative manufacturing methods.
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