Maintenance

MAINTENANCE OF YOUR FENCING

Maintenance & Cleaning Tips for your Glass Fencing

  • Hose down the glass then clean the glass with warm water & dishwasher  detergent, scrub with large sponge and for stubborn marks, a non scratch cleaning pad.  Rinse well & blade off with a good quality squeegee.  (we recommend Enjo window cleaning products for regular maintenance).
  • Do NOT clean in direct sunlight, we recommend to clean at dusk for the best results.
  • Do NOT use vinegar, CLR or any other harsh products that can damage any glass protection that may have bee applied.
  • If your glass is in close proximity to the pool and getting splashed with pool water, we then recommend you  hose down the glass after use to avoid salt water build up.
  • If you get any limescale or calcium build up on the glass then we would recommend using ‘Easy off Bam’ soap scum remover. Apply it and leaving for a few minutes, then rinse off & then repeating the cleaning process as above.
  • Be Sure to Clean your Glass Fencing regularly.  Leaving your glass too long will cause a build up of salt, dust, garden debris etc and with the Perth Summers, this can end up making the job far harder than it needs to be.  

Maintenance & Cleaning Tips for Stainless Steel Products

  • Please remember that Stainless Steel products are not ‘Stain Free’.  Salt and outdoor elements can build up on these products causing a stain knows as ‘tea staining’ which can be removed, this is NOT rust.
  • Cleaning regularly will help maintain spotless products.
  • Use a mid dishwasher detergent  with a little bit of water to wash down and wipe over with a microfibre cloth
  • To remove ‘Tea Stains’ use a soft non scratch cleaning pad with the detergent mixture.
  • We do not recommend using any harsh products.  Should you choose to use a chosen product not recommended by us we can not be held responsible for any damage that it may cause.
  • Be sure to Clean your Stainless Steel Hardware regularly. Leaving your glass too long will cause a build up of salt, dust, garden debris etc and with the Perth Summers, this can end up making the job far harder than it needs to be.
  • Maintenance & Cleaning Tips for Aluminium Fencing
  • Aluminium Fencing requires little upkeep and cleaning, however, like any outdoor product, it does still require some cleaning and maintenance to keep in good condition.
  • Hose down the fence & then clean the glass with warm water & dishwasher  detergent, scrub with large sponge and for stubborn marks, a non scratch cleaning pad.  Rinse well and dry with soft dry cloth like a microfibre cloth.

    Maintenance & Cleaning Tips for Gate Latches

  • Using soapy warm water and a sponge, gently remove any build up of dirt on the latch then rise with clean warm water.  Dry with microfibre cloth.

  • If you feel that your gate is closing too quick or too slow, contact us and we can help you rectify the issue.
  • Your latches should never require lubricating.
  • NEVER LEAVE YOUR GATE PROPPED OPEN, this can cause your gate to become misaligned which can cause the gate not to latch.  We cannot be responsible for any hardware failing should you have your gate propped open.

    Maintenance & Cleaning Tips for Hinges

  • Using soapy warm water and a sponge, gently remove any build up of dirt on the latch then rise with clean warm water.  Dry with microfibre cloth.
  • Ensure on a regular basis that your gate latch latches as it did the day it was installed.  Should there be an issue, contact us immediately and we will rectify the issue.
  • NEVER LEAVE YOUR GATE PROPPED OPEN, this can cause your hinges to become stiff & therefore prevent the gate to close as it did the day it was installed.   We cannot be responsible for any hardware failing should you have your gate propped open.

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