Custom Furniture & Architectural Surfaces
Leather
Leather Coffee Table Tooled in 23kt Gold
Cerused Oak Base
Cerused Oak Base
Specifications
Information coming soon ...
Pricing
Pricing for leather work is available by request. Cinch will work with
COM or we will order your specifications through one of our many
sources (see Links - Leather Sources).
COM or we will order your specifications through one of our many
sources (see Links - Leather Sources).
Samples
Custom Samples
Custom samples are available on request. Please contact us to
discuss the best possible solution for your project. Sample costs
will reflect the complexity of the projects specifications. If the
projects proposal is accepted and contractual agreements are
met Cinch will deduct the cost of the samples from that project.
Please allow 1 to 3 weeks for delivery.
Leather samples
Custom samples are available on request. Please contact us to
discuss the best possible solution for your project. Sample costs
will reflect the complexity of the projects specifications. If the
projects proposal is accepted and contractual agreements are
met Cinch will deduct the cost of the samples from that project.
Please allow 1 to 3 weeks for delivery.
Product Care
Environment:
50° to 80° Fahrenheit
40% to 65% Relative Humidity
No extreme fluctuations in temperature and humidity
No proximity to direct heat sources
No proximity to direct sunlight
No contact with moisture
Clients must be made aware that some changes in the surface
configuration of the leather should be anticipated. Leather is
reactive to changes of temperature and relative humidity.
Ideal conditions for leather are temperatures between 50° F to
80° F and a relative humidity of 40% to 65%. Leather should not
come in contact with liquid, nor must it be allowed to be in dry
conditions. Leather must be kept away from sources of direct
heat (air sources as well as CPU's and laptops), and out of direct
sunlight or other harsh light sources. Heat and or extreme dryness
will cause leather to dry out and harden.
Dusting and Care:
- Gently dust with a soft cotton cloth.
- Always use coasters under both hot and cold drinks.
- To prevent gouging and scratching, use felt backing on lamps,
ashtrays, and accessories.
- When serving hot foods, always use place mats under plates
and hot pads under serving dishes.
- To prevent moisture damage make sure plants are in drip-proof
pots, and keep foliage from touching the leather surface.
- When placing items on the leather, always set them down
gently; when retrieving items, pick them up, don't slide them.
- Don't place rubber or synthetic materials, such as plastics,
directly on leather, since they might contain chemicals that
could damage the surface.
- Don't place magazines or newspapers on the leather surface;
the ink will bleed into the finish and eventually damage the
leather.
- Blot spills immediately. Gently blot the area with a succession
of clean, soft, dry cloths until the spill is gone and the area is
completely dry.
50° to 80° Fahrenheit
40% to 65% Relative Humidity
No extreme fluctuations in temperature and humidity
No proximity to direct heat sources
No proximity to direct sunlight
No contact with moisture
Clients must be made aware that some changes in the surface
configuration of the leather should be anticipated. Leather is
reactive to changes of temperature and relative humidity.
Ideal conditions for leather are temperatures between 50° F to
80° F and a relative humidity of 40% to 65%. Leather should not
come in contact with liquid, nor must it be allowed to be in dry
conditions. Leather must be kept away from sources of direct
heat (air sources as well as CPU's and laptops), and out of direct
sunlight or other harsh light sources. Heat and or extreme dryness
will cause leather to dry out and harden.
Dusting and Care:
- Gently dust with a soft cotton cloth.
- Always use coasters under both hot and cold drinks.
- To prevent gouging and scratching, use felt backing on lamps,
ashtrays, and accessories.
- When serving hot foods, always use place mats under plates
and hot pads under serving dishes.
- To prevent moisture damage make sure plants are in drip-proof
pots, and keep foliage from touching the leather surface.
- When placing items on the leather, always set them down
gently; when retrieving items, pick them up, don't slide them.
- Don't place rubber or synthetic materials, such as plastics,
directly on leather, since they might contain chemicals that
could damage the surface.
- Don't place magazines or newspapers on the leather surface;
the ink will bleed into the finish and eventually damage the
leather.
- Blot spills immediately. Gently blot the area with a succession
of clean, soft, dry cloths until the spill is gone and the area is
completely dry.
Application Possibilities
Furniture
Seating: benches · chairs · stools ·
Tables coffee · console · demi-lune · dining room · dressers ·
end · game · night stands · serving · sofa · stacking ·
nesting · writing ·
Case Pieces armoires · bar carts · bookcases · cabinets ·
chest of drawers · cupboards · desks · etageres ·
head & footboards · secretaries · sideboards · vanities ·
Millwork
doors · fireplace surrounds · mantles · moldings· railings ·
shelves · wall paneling ·
Accessories
blotters · boxes · chests - trunks · clocks · frames · ladders ·
lamp bases · magazine stands · mirrors · pedestals · sconces ·
screens · suitcases · trays · umbrella stands · wastebaskets ·
Seating: benches · chairs · stools ·
Tables coffee · console · demi-lune · dining room · dressers ·
end · game · night stands · serving · sofa · stacking ·
nesting · writing ·
Case Pieces armoires · bar carts · bookcases · cabinets ·
chest of drawers · cupboards · desks · etageres ·
head & footboards · secretaries · sideboards · vanities ·
Millwork
doors · fireplace surrounds · mantles · moldings· railings ·
shelves · wall paneling ·
Accessories
blotters · boxes · chests - trunks · clocks · frames · ladders ·
lamp bases · magazine stands · mirrors · pedestals · sconces ·
screens · suitcases · trays · umbrella stands · wastebaskets ·
