Stół ogrodowy 6-osobowy 156x78 cm polywood meble na taras czarny MultiGarden

Safety Information

General hazards and precautions:

Risk of cuts and mechanical injuries: Use tools as intended to avoid injuries. Check the technical condition of the tools before starting work – damaged blades or handles can cause accidents1. Wear protective gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges of tools and plants.

Risk of discarding objects: While working, make sure that there are no other people nearby to avoid accidental strokes. Keep your tools in good technical condition – loose elements can lead to discard1.

Risk of slipping or falling: Work on a stable substrate, avoiding slippery surfaces. Keep your tools in order to prevent faults1. Use anti-slip footwear on the slope.

Risk of noise and hearing loss: If you use tools in combination with mechanical devices, use hearing protectors.

Risk of electrocution: Avoid using metal tools near electrical installations. Check the status of cables in electrical accessories and use properly grounded sockets1. Do not use electrical devices in a humid environment if they are not adapted for this.

Risk of overheating: Avoid long-term use of tools in full sunlight. Keep your tools in the shade or closed rooms to avoid excessive heating1.

Risk of losing control of the tool: Use tools with ergonomic handles to ensure a stable grip. Cutting tool blades should always be sharp to avoid excessive force during operation1.

Personal protective equipment:

Protective glasses: When working with cutting tools.

Gloves and knee pads: To protect hands and knees while working on the ground.

Hat or hat: To protect yourself from the sun during long-term outdoor work.

Additional tips:

In a humid environment, use corrosion resistant tools.

Avoid working at extreme temperatures that can affect the durability of tools.

Regularly clean tools from mud and dirt to prevent damage.

Regularly lubricate moving tool parts to ensure smooth operation.

Keep your tools in a dry place to avoid corrosion.

Replace used elements such as blades to ensure efficiency of workGeneral hazards and precautions:

Risk of cuts and mechanical injuries: Use tools as intended to avoid injuries. Check the technical condition of the tools before starting work – damaged blades or handles can cause accidents1. Wear protective gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges of tools and plants.

Risk of discarding objects: While working, make sure that there are no other people nearby to avoid accidental strokes. Keep your tools in good technical condition – loose elements can lead to discard1.

Risk of slipping or falling: Work on a stable substrate, avoiding slippery surfaces. Keep your tools in order to prevent faults1. Use anti-slip footwear on the slope.

Risk of noise and hearing loss: If you use tools in combination with mechanical devices, use hearing protectors.

Risk of electrocution: Avoid using metal tools near electrical installations. Check the status of cables in electrical accessories and use properly grounded sockets1. Do not use electrical devices in a humid environment if they are not adapted for this.

Risk of overheating: Avoid long-term use of tools in full sunlight. Keep your tools in the shade or closed rooms to avoid excessive heating1.

Risk of losing control of the tool: Use tools with ergonomic handles to ensure a stable grip. Cutting tool blades should always be sharp to avoid excessive force during operation1.

Personal protective equipment:

Protective glasses: When working with cutting tools.

Gloves and knee pads: To protect hands and knees while working on the ground.

Hat or hat: To protect yourself from the sun during long-term outdoor work.

Additional tips:

In a humid environment, use corrosion resistant tools.

Avoid working at extreme temperatures that can affect the durability of tools.

Regularly clean tools from mud and dirt to prevent damage.

Regularly lubricate moving tool parts to ensure smooth operation.

Keep your tools in a dry place to avoid corrosion.

Replace used elements such as blades to ensure efficiency of workGeneral hazards and precautions:

Risk of cuts and mechanical injuries: Use tools as intended to avoid injuries. Check the technical condition of the tools before starting work – damaged blades or handles can cause accidents1. Wear protective gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges of tools and plants.

Risk of discarding objects: While working, make sure that there are no other people nearby to avoid accidental strokes. Keep your tools in good technical condition – loose elements can lead to discard1.

Risk of slipping or falling: Work on a stable substrate, avoiding slippery surfaces. Keep your tools in order to prevent faults1. Use anti-slip footwear on the slope.

Risk of noise and hearing loss: If you use tools in combination with mechanical devices, use hearing protectors.

Risk of electrocution: Avoid using metal tools near electrical installations. Check the status of cables in electrical accessories and use properly grounded sockets1. Do not use electrical devices in a humid environment if they are not adapted for this.

Risk of overheating: Avoid long-term use of tools in full sunlight. Keep your tools in the shade or closed rooms to avoid excessive heating1.

Risk of losing control of the tool: Use tools with ergonomic handles to ensure a stable grip. Cutting tool blades should always be sharp to avoid excessive force during operation1.

Personal protective equipment:

Protective glasses: When working with cutting tools.

Gloves and knee pads: To protect hands and knees while working on the ground.

Hat or hat: To protect yourself from the sun during long-term outdoor work.

Additional tips:

In a humid environment, use corrosion resistant tools.

Avoid working at extreme temperatures that can affect the durability of tools.

Regularly clean tools from mud and dirt to prevent damage.

Regularly lubricate moving tool parts to ensure smooth operation.

Keep your tools in a dry place to avoid corrosion.

Replace used elements such as blades to ensure efficiency of work

Manufacturer details

MULTISTORE ECOTOYS Krystian Ślebioda
Logistyczna 31
62-080 Poznań
Poland

61 855 13 92
sklep@multistore.pl

Responsible person

MULTISTORE ECOTOYS
ul. Logistyczna 31
62-080 Sady
Poland

730260740
sklep@ecotoys.eu