Maintenance Of Copper Handrails

Jul 12, 2024 Leave a message

1. Don't bump
This is one thing to pay attention to after purchasing a bronze staircase, and it should be handled with care during transportation; The place where the bronze staircase is placed should be a place where hard objects are not frequently encountered; Once a place is selected, it should not change frequently; The ground on which the bronze staircase is placed should also be kept flat, so that the furniture can be stably and firmly placed on the ground. If it is unstable, it will cause slight deformation of the bronze staircase over time, affecting the service life of the furniture.


2. Clean dust removal
It is recommended to use cotton knitted fabric as a cloth to wipe the surface of the copper staircase. For the depressions on the armrest and the dust in the relief patterns, it is better to use a fine soft wool brush to remove the dust.


3. Stay away from acidity and alkalinity
The acid and alkali that have a corrosive effect on copper staircase are the "number one" of copper staircase. If acid (such as sulfuric acid, vinegar) or alkali (such as alkali, soapy water, soda water) accidentally gets on the copper staircase, rinse the dirty area with clean water and dry it with a dry cotton cloth.


4. Stay away from direct sunlight
The placement of furniture should avoid direct sunlight outside the window. Long term exposure to sunlight can cause discoloration of the paint on copper staircase; The colored paint layer has dried, cracked, and peeled off, and the metal has undergone oxidation and deterioration. If furniture cannot be moved due to strong sunlight, curtains or blinds can be used to cover it.


5. Separate moisture
The indoor humidity should be maintained within the normal range. Furniture should be kept away from humidifiers, as moisture can cause metal to rust and chrome plating to peel off. When cleaning furniture, avoid using boiling water to clean the furniture. Use a damp cloth to wipe it, but do not rinse it with running water.


6. Clean rust stains
If furniture has rust, do not self medicate with sandpaper. For areas with small and shallow rust stains, cotton yarn dipped in engine oil can be applied to the rust area. After a while, wipe with a cloth to clean the rust stains. If the rust has expanded and become heavier, relevant personnel should be invited to repair it.