A table with two chairs and a bench

Commercial furniture endures daily wear and tear in high-traffic spaces, making maintenance essential to preserve its appearance and longevity. Proper care not only extends the lifespan of furniture but also contributes to a professional, inviting atmosphere for customers and employees. Here are some best practices for maintaining your commercial furniture and keeping it in top condition. 1. Regular Cleaning Dirt and debris can accumulate quickly, especially in commercial settings. Make a routine to clean your furniture regularly to prevent buildup that can lead to stains, scratches, and dull finishes. Use the following methods based on furniture type: 2. Address Spills Immediately Promptly cleaning up spills is essential for maintaining upholstery and wooden surfaces. Keep cleaning supplies handy for employees, such as absorbent cloths and mild cleaners, to treat spills before they set. For more difficult stains, consider professional cleaning services that specialize in commercial furniture. 3. Use Protective Measures Preventative…

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A picture of a restaurant with tables and chairs.

Creating a stunning custom seating banquette with integrated wall panels is an art form that combines design, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. At QA Group, we take pride in bringing these seating masterpieces to life, starting with an initial rendering, progressing through detailed woodwork, and finishing with exquisite upholstery. Here’s a step-by-step look at the custom seating banquette process, offering insight into how our team creates both functional and visually striking pieces. Step 1: Concept and Rendering Every project begins with an idea, but our custom seating banquette process starts to take shape with a detailed rendering. This digital design captures the vision, style, and dimensions of the banquette and wall panels, giving our clients a clear preview of the finished product. We work closely with clients at this stage to ensure the design meets their expectations and aligns with the intended style of the space, whether it’s classic, modern,…

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