A. IYR pieces come in 2 finish options – European Beech or Laminate. There are presently 8 standard laminate colours – white, red, black, dove blue (pretty grey-blue), atlantic blue (vibrant blue), pink (vivid pink), flamingo (pale pink) and yellow. Swatches of these woods and laminate colours are shown on product pages to assist your selection.
Q. Can IYR do other woods or laminate colours?
A. Yes, most frequently for architectural/design firms looking at a reasonable quantity of product. Such requests will be considered on a case by case basis. A surcharge may be necessary if the alternate wood or laminate is more expensive than our standard options.
Q. Where is In Your Room furniture made?
A. All IYR products are designed and manufactured to a high quality in Australia. We unreservedly pay tribute to our manufacturing partners and are proud to be Australian-made.
Q. How durable is IYR furniture?
A. All IYR pieces and finishes are suitable for general domestic use. Where heavy use is expected in the home or product is destined for a commercial or public setting, IYR recommends European Beech over Hoop-Pine, the former being a harder wood. Alternatively, laminate is an attractive, durable finish.
Q. How should the furniture be cleaned?
A. Cleaning is by way of a lightly moistened cloth. Stains on laminate can be treated with either citrus oil (best for sticky marks) or a gentle, cream based cleanser. Treat IYR laminate product the way you would a laminate kitchen bench.
Q. How does plywood furniture fare environmentally?
A. Plywood is a responsible choice in environmental terms. It is manufactured from a natural, renewable resource; wood, harvested from plantation forests. Energy requirements for the manufacture of plywood are low in comparison to most other competitive products. It is therefore not only aesthetically pleasing, but environmentally sensitive.
Q. Is IYR furniture suitable for outdoor use?
A. No. IYR furniture is intended for indoor use only.
Q. Can IYR customise furniture?
A. IYR can modify certain pieces within its range, but only within the parameters permitted by the mould from which each piece is made. For example, the product called “Module” can be made lower than its standard 430mm or trimmed so that it is less than its usual length of 1200 mm. It cannot, however, have its 460mm (tunnel width) measurement pushed out or in.