• Products are designed exclusively for indoor use.
• Use only the wall attachments appropriate for your wall type.
• Regularly check for loose screws, damaged parts, or wear and tear.
• Tighten bolts every two months to ensure stability.
• We recommend placing a safety mat or soft landing area beneath the product to minimize injury risks.
• The product has no expiration term but if any damage occurs, replace the product or its components immediately.

• Always follow the manufacturer's installation instructions carefully; improperly installed items can be unsafe.
• In disassembled state the product contains small parts constituting a choking hazard for the kid. The item is to be assembled by the adults only.
• To be used under the direct supervision of an adult only. Do not leave the kid alone with the product.
• Do not use it on a sloping wall.
• Do not use the product if it has any visible damage or is positioned abnormally.  Do not use the product on the wet or contaminated floor.
• Do not place near hazards: ensure the item isn't near windows, sharp corners, hard furniture, or any other hazards. The area around should be clear and safe.
• Don't ignore height restrictions: Be mindful of the playground height and the ceiling.
• Avoid modifying the product or adding homemade extensions unless you're sure they are safe and compatible. Modifications can affect the item’s stability and safety.
• If the kid has injured themselves while playing on the product, please treat the wound and see a doctor.
• In case of any inappropriate use or failure to comply with the instructions, the Manufacturer and Seller shall bear no responsibility and the warranty will not apply.
• To prevent overcrowding and ensure stability, limit the number of children using the product at one time based on its size and design.
• Proper Footwear: Ensure that children wear appropriate footwear to prevent slips and falls. Shoes should have a good grip and be suitable for physical activity.

• Remove dust from the furniture with a dry soft cloth (microfiber, suede) or special feather duster.
• Remove dirt with soap and water followed by dry wiping. Alternatively, wet wipes can be used, followed by dry wiping.
• Do not use scrapers or hard-brushed sponges – they leave small scratches.
• Do not use aggressive cleaning agents containing chlorine.
• Do not use abrasive detergents.
• Do not put the items near the sources of radiant heat.
• Do not leave the items in places of excessive humidity.
• Dispose of the product and protect the environment by checking your local authority for recycling advice and facilities.

• Designed specifically for indoor use, the products should not be exposed to outdoor elements such as sunlight, rain, or extreme temperatures, which could degrade its materials and safety features.
• Place climbing structures on a flat, stable surface to prevent tipping or falling. Avoid using on uneven or sloped floors.
• Maintain a clear space around the structure. Ensure there are no obstacles, sharp objects, or furniture nearby that could cause injury if a fall occurs.
• Use safety mats or soft surfaces underneath and around the climbing area to cushion any falls.

• Always supervise children while they use furniture and climbing structures. Ensure an adult is present to monitor play and intervene if necessary.
• Ensure that the furniture and climbing structures are suitable for your child's age and size. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for age limits.
• Always follow the manufacturer’s assembly instructions; improperly installed items can be unstable and unsafe.
• The product contains small parts that can be a choking hazard when disassembled; assembly should be done by adults only.
• Regularly inspect the climbing structure for stability. Ensure all parts are securely fastened and there are no loose screws or damaged components. Tighten any loose bolts or screws as needed.
• Limit the number of children using the item at one time based on its size and design to prevent overcrowding and ensure stability.
• Discourage games that involve jumping from heights, pushing, or other actions that increase the risk of injury.
• Do not allow children to climb on furniture unless it is specifically designed for climbing.
• Avoid modifying the product or adding homemade extensions, as this can compromise safety.
• If a child sustains an injury while using the product, treat the wound promptly and consult a doctor.
• Inappropriate use or failure to comply with these guidelines may void the warranty, and the manufacturer and seller will not be liable for any issues.
• Teach children safe climbing practices, including using both hands and feet and maintaining three points of contact with the item.

• Remove dust using a dry, soft cloth (microfiber or suede) or a feather duster.
• Clean dirt with soap and water, then dry the surface thoroughly. Alternatively, you can use wet wipes followed by dry wiping.
• Avoid using scrapers or hard-bristled sponges, as they can leave scratches.
• Do not use aggressive cleaning agents that contain chlorine or abrasive detergents.
• Keep the items away from radiant heat sources and avoid placing them in areas with excessive humidity.
• Dispose of the product responsibly by checking local recycling guidelines to protect the environment.

When it comes to textile products, it is crucial to keep the maintenance guidelines in mind:

• Gentle Machine Wash: Wash textile products on a gentle cycle at 30°C (86°F) to preserve their quality and color.
• Use Liquid Detergent: Only use liquid laundry detergent formulated for colored fabrics to prevent fading.
• Avoid Optical Brighteners: Do not use detergents with optical brighteners, as they can alter the color and texture of the fabric.
• Low Spin Speed: Opt for a low-speed spin cycle or avoid spinning altogether to reduce wear and tear on the fabric.
• Drying Method: After washing, dry the items horizontally in a well-ventilated area. This helps maintain their shape and prevents stretching.
• Dry Cleaning: If necessary, textile products can be dry cleaned, but please ensure it is done with care to avoid damage.
• Spot Cleaning: For small stains, spot clean immediately with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Blot gently; do not rub, as this may damage the fabric.
• Storage: Store textile items in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and deterioration. If storing for an extended period, use breathable bags to protect against dust and moisture.

Regular Inspections: Periodically check for signs of wear, such as loose threads or small tears, and address any issues promptly to prolong the life of the item.