Recommended frequency: Light cleaning at least once a week, or every two weeks.

Recommended tools: Soft-bristled broom, leaf blower, and a water hose.

How to do it:Remove surface debris, rinse with the water hose, and brush to raise the fibers.

Common stains: Food, drinks, bird droppings, and pet waste.

Tips: Remove any residue and immediately rinse the area with plenty of water. For more persistent stains or odors (especially in summer), a solution of water and baking soda is an excellent natural ally.

Why brush: Brushing helps the fibers stand up, maintaining a thick and natural look.

Recommended tools: Stiff-bristled brush or a specific electric brush.

Tips: Always brush "against the grain," this will help the fibers lift uniformly.

What to avoid: Contact with acids, paints, glues, and any source of intense heat or flame.

These could cause irreversible damage such as discoloration, deformations, or real burns. Pay attentionduring DIY work or barbecues nearby.

Spring and autumn: Remove fallen leaves and check for isolated weeds.

Summer:Water the surface to cool it down.

Winter: Resistant to frost and snow. It is not necessary to manually remove snow; let it melt naturally

Minor interventions Separations in joints or surface holes due to intensive use are easily repairable. Contact us for advice or a small intervention.

When to replace Signs of extensive wear and tears, severe discoloration, deformation of the surface (outside the warranty period).