D TOUCHUPS Office Furniture Repair & Refinishing

Repair / TouchUp / Restoration Services for Furniture, Doors, Wood, Laminate
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   DEVAUL'S  TOUCHUP  Services The Dallas/FT Worth Area    (214) 395-9401 ~ (214) 868-7779     Our Repair Specialist are very talanted at Restoring and Repairing items to there former beauty for a fraction of replacement cost                            
 
 

Commercial Office Furniture Repair / Refinishing

Wood Door Repair / Touchup / Staining / Restoration

Base Trim & Molding Repair / Touchup / Staining

Elevator Wood Wall Panel Repair / Touchup / Restoration

Polish & Buffing for Scratches, Swirls, Water Rings

Part Replacement for all types of Furniture

Repair Wood / Laminate / Vanier / Granite

 Repair Structure Damage

 

 

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Caring for Wood Furniture

      Caring for furniture is easy. Follow a few simple guidelines will help extend the life of your furniture.

      - Always dust with a polish moistened cloth. Polish cushions the cloth, eliminating the scratching that occurs                          with dry  dusting. Dust will scratch the furniture surface if not removed properly.

      - Use a soft, clean cloth that won’t scratch the surface. Avoid coarse or scratchy materials or fabrics. 

      - Never use soap and water on furniture. Water can penetrate the  finish and raise the grain on wood, causing              damage. A quality polish enhances the natural beauty of wood by complementing the luster and enriching the                grain. It protects the finish because it serves as a temporary barrier to spilled liquids. The cleaning ingredients in

       polish effectively remove smudges, dust and soil when properly applied. Tips for Better Dusting:

      - Be sure to use the same type of polish consistently. Your furniture will appear cloudy or streaky if oil-based and            wax-based polishes are interchanged.

      - Always use a fine furniture polish when dusting. Never dry dust, as it could case microscopic scratches on your    furniture surface. Remember to change dusting cloths frequently since a dirty cloth may scratch your furniture’s        surface. Spray your furniture surface evenly, but not too generously. Wipe in a circular motion with a soft, clean             cloth to clean and loosen the old polish.

      - Then, buff until completely dry for a beautiful shine and a smudge-resistant finish. For wood trim, spray polish on            the cloth first, then dust.

 

 

 

 Office Furniture Description 

workstation configurations and generally includesinterconnecting, structural panels as central intregrating elements or may employ rails, beams, frames, uprights, cores, or freestanding based elements. Panels/privacy screens, worksurfaces, overhead stroage and shelving pedestals, filing, task management systems, lighting, electrical, wire management and similar items comprise furniture systems workstation    clusters. Workstation clusters are workstations generally arranged around a central point and which have a fixed footprint. Floor to ceiling demountable walls, partial height walls, and spine type walls which accommodate system furniture components are acceptable as part of or in conjunction with a furniture systems line. "Systems"consisting of traditional conventional furniture such as desks,returns,carrels and credenzas.

 

 Executive Office Furniture Description

Includes desks, table desks, reception stations. workstations  in "L", "U" and other configurations which include units such as desks, desk attachments, bridge units, corner units, kneehole credenzas, & peninsulas. Freestanding creddenza credenzas with attached overhead storage unit/hutch & file cabinets (lateral & vertical). Bookcases, computer support furniture such as printer stands & VDT tables, work & console tables. Occasional tables such as end, coffee & lamp tables. Accessories designed to be used with above furniture such as wire management grommets, channels & tracks, stationary organizers, stationary inserts, additional drawer partitions, felt center drawer liners, tackboards, tasklights & shelf  dividers.

   

 We Service The Following Customers
  • Assist Construction Renovation Companies 
  • Assist Interior Decorators 
  • Assist Facility Managers
  • Assist Property Managment Companies

Heat, Humidity and Hardwoods

Did you know that up to half the weight of freshly sawn wood is water? Hard wood furniture is crafted from wood that is carefully dried, retaining just enough moisture for the furniture to properly acclimate to the relative humidity in your home or office. The wood in furniture continues to exchange moisture with the air, shrinking and expanding in response to changes in relative humidity. Like your own skin, solid hardwood furniture's natural response to extremely dry air is to lose moisture and shrink a bit. The halves of an extension table may part slightly or a few tiny

openings may appear on a solid wood surface.

    

 The Enemies of Furniture

Many common problems in furniture care are caused by the elements. If you are aware of these troublemakers, the resulting damage can easily can be avoided.

- Sunlight’s ultraviolet rays can damage wood finishes. Arrange furniture out of direct sunlight; use sun screening drapes during intense sunlight hours; rotate furniture in place and in room arrangements. 

- Liquid spills will damage furniture if not removed promptly. Use coasters under beverage glasses and saucers under cups and flower pots. If a spill occurs, immediately blot it gently without rubbing the surface. 

- Heat creates a chemical change in the furniture finish which can result in a white spot. Use protective pads under hot dishes, utensils or cooking appliances.

- High humidity causes wood to swell. Low humidity causes wood to lose moisture and shrink. Extreme changes cause warping, splitting and cracking. Try to keep humidity as constant as possible.