Skyline Krabi Side Table 50x50

FINISHES

• TEAK WOOD

• VOLUME:0,14 m³
• WEIGHT:10,35 kg
• DIMENSIONS:50x50x55 cm
• Collection:KRABI
• PRODUCT TYPE:SIDE TABLE
• DESIGNER:NOEL ROYO
• CATALOGUE:2023
• ASSEMBLY:NOT REQUIRED

Skyline Design teak undergoes a meticulous kiln drying process, resulting in a moisture content of 12%. However, even after drying, teak can still absorb moisture, leading to natural expansion and contraction, commonly referred to as ‘movement.’ This movement is influenced by changes in temperature and humidity, with outdoor conditions being more extreme than indoor environments. To accommodate this natural behavior, outdoor teak furnituretypically features slats rather than wide boards. Although our furniture is designed to minimize timber movement, it cannot be entirely prevented.If you plan to store your teak furniture during the winter, we recommend doing so in a dry garden shed or garage.However, it’s important to avoid directly moving teak furniture from the garden into a heated indoor room forstorage. The sharp contrasts in temperature and humidity could result in excessive movement and potentially cause splits in the wood.The appearance of oil on the surface of teak furniture is completely normal. Teak naturally contains oils thatcontribute to its suitability for outdoor furniture and serve as indicators of high-quality teak. These oils areessential for the wood’s ability to withstand the extreme temperature and humidity conditions it encountersoutdoors. During the initial exposure to rain, the oils and pigments within the teak’s surface layer may graduallybe washed out. This is a natural occurrence, and the bleeding will diminish over time, usually within 2-3 months, depending on the furniture’s environment.To prevent staining, it is advisable not to place new teak furniture on light-colored, porous stone patio surfacesuntil the bleeding process has subsided. Additionally, during the first few months of exposure, it’s best to avoid leaving cushions covered in light-colored fabrics on or near teak furniture during wet weather. The initial period sees a higher amount of oil being released from the teak, which increases the likelihood of staining surfaces and fabrics. If cushions or fabrics do become stained by the teak’s oils, we recommend using our proprietary solution for effective stain removal.Cleaning with Teak Cleaner:1. Before using Teak Cleaner, wear eye protection and rubber gloves for safety.2. Cover the ground under your working area to protect it from any potential spills or splashes.3. Moisten the surface of the teak furniture thoroughly with clean water before applying the cleaner.4. Spray the Teak Cleaner onto the wet stained area and allow it to soak in for approximately 3 minutes.5. Use the scrubbing pad supplied with the cleaner to remove any dirt and grease from the teak. Scrub gentlybut effectively.6. Rinse the treated surface thoroughly with clean water to remove any remaining cleaner residue.7. Allow the teak furniture to air dry completely.

Tempered Glass Material Properties
Tempered glass undergoes a heat treatment process that ensures, in the event of breakage, it shatters into
numerous small fragments shaped like cubes, significantly reducing the risk of severe injuries. It typically
has a thickness ranging from 5 to 6 millimeters.
Cleaning
Glass is inherently resistant to moisture, making it nearly impervious to stains. To maintain a clean glass
surface, it is recommended to regularly wipe it with a clean microfiber cloth and a cleaning solution
consisting of 1-part mild detergent to 16 parts lukewarm water (below 100°F/40°C). Rinse the surface
thoroughly to prevent water spots from forming. Alternatively, you may opt for a commercially available
glass cleaning solution. In the event of spills, promptly wipe them up using a clean cloth. Avoid using
abrasive cream cleaners or harsh scrubbing pads, as they can scratch and diminish the surface’s shine.
Do not use abrasive cream cleaners or harsh scrubbing pads as these can scratch and dull the surface.