Axol Low Line 6 Door Buffet

Old Elm Timber
Our Old Elm Timber Collection embraces the rawness of natural materials. We embrace the unique characteristics of each piece; the subtle twists and turns, the beautiful knots, and the organic splits that may open and close. Like most natural materials, care and maintenance is required over time to retain your desired aesthetic.

Sourcing:
Our Old Elm Timber Collection is sourced from salvaged beams that are repurposed from 100-year-old buildings. We carefully hand selected each one for their raw beauty and unique character. Any variations in the timber or colour are completely normal and are to be celebrated.

Sealant:
Our Old Elm Timber is finished with one coat of sealant to maintain the natural beauty of the timber, so it retains a raw aesthetic.

Travertine
18mm thick and finished with an eased edge. Our travertine is a natural and porous stone that has been lightly sealed with a waterproof treatment. Each piece of travertine is unique, and has inherent qualities that will vary from piece to piece, including veining, tint, and density.

Marble
Crafted of 18mm thick, honed and matte sealed marble, finished with an eased edge. Each piece of marble is unique, and has inherent qualities that will vary from piece to piece, including veining, tint, and density.

Marble and Travertine are natural and porous stones. Each piece of stone is unique, and has inherent qualities that will vary from piece to piece, including veining, tint, and density. As Marble and Travertine Stones are porous by nature, special care needs to be taken to maintain its appearance.

- Our stone tops are lightly sealed before shipping, they are porous by nature and can be easily stained, scratched or chipped if special care is not given.
- Protect from acidic substances, for example wine and coffee. Always blot spills immediately and rinse with a clean, damp cloth.
- To prevent ring marks, place coasters or trivets under glasses and dishes; use mats or runners beneath hard objects that might scratch the surface.
- Do not place hot items directly onto marble surfaces.
- Do not use chemical cleansers, dusting sprays, abrasive cleaners or furniture polish.
- Dust frequently with a soft, dry cloth. Wash periodically with a cloth dampened with warm water, and if necessary, a small amount of mild dishwashing liquid. Use a second damp cloth to remove the soap.

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