First, when using steel-wood doors, do not hang heavy objects on the door leaf or avoid being hit or scratched by sharp objects. When opening or closing the door leaf, do not use excessive force or the opening angle is too large. , so as not to damage the steel wooden door.

Second, do not frequently open steel or wooden door locks with hands stained with water (or other solutions) to avoid discoloration of the door locks.

When opening the door lock or turning the door lock handle, do not use excessive force, which will reduce the service life of the door lock.

Hinges, door locks and other frequently moved hardware accessories must be tightened immediately if they become loose.

When the steel-wood door lock fails to open, you can add an appropriate amount of pencil lead foam into the keyhole.

Third, when wiping the glass (glass fiber reinforced plastic wooden door), do not let cleaning agent or water penetrate into the gaps between the glass beading to avoid deformation of the beading.

Do not use too much force when wiping the glass to avoid breaking the glass and causing personal injury.

If the glass is broken or has a big bump, be sure to ask professional maintenance personnel to repair it.

Fourth, when removing stains (such as fingerprints) on the surface of steel and wooden doors, you can use breath to wet it and then wipe it with a soft cloth. It is easy to scratch the surface with a hard cloth. It can be used when the stain is too heavy. Neutral detergent, toothpaste or special furniture cleaning agent, wipe clean immediately after decontamination.

Do not rub the edges and corners of steel and wooden doors frequently to avoid fading and damage to the decorative materials at the edges and corners.

When removing dust from wooden products, if it is inconvenient to wipe it with a soft cotton cloth, you can use a vacuum cleaner to remove it.

In order to maintain the surface gloss and service life of steel-wood doors, they should be cleaned and dusted regularly. The surface of the steel-wood door can be maintained with a curing solution dedicated to wooden decoration products.

Fifth, in spring and winter, pay attention to good indoor ventilation, maintain indoor humidity, and keep steel and wooden doors at normal room temperature and humidity to prevent wooden products from deforming due to excessive humidity and temperature differences, and metal accessories from appearing. Rust, edge sealing, and facing material peeling off.

When using electric heaters or other heating equipment in winter, keep away from wooden products to prevent them from being deformed by heat.

Sixth, when painting the walls, the steel and wooden doors should be covered to prevent paint from falling on the surface of the product, causing the facing material to peel off and fade, affecting the overall appearance.