Mdf table and black metal leg Ö12075cm

Click Here to download the Product Assembly Instructions.Are you looking for a rotunda” style table of your era? Where to combine ergonomics and minimal aesthetics?If so, then the Cerco table is for you. Modern, durable and stylish. Ideal for home as well as for your professional space.Specifications: Surface made of mdf in sonoma color, high quality and very durable. Support on reinforced metal legs in black color that offer excellent stability and wear resistance.  Offered in sonoma-black color.Product Dimension: Length: 120 cm. Width: 120cm. Height: 75 cm.Material information: MDF: MDF (Medium-density fibreboard) is a wood derivative. For its production, resins (glues) are used to weld the wood fibers which are compressed with special heated presses. It is denser than chipboard and durable. It also does not absorb any moisture. Metal: Metal is widely used in furniture making, offering a number of advantages over other materials. It is extremely wear-resistant, ideal for furniture intended for daily use in a demanding environment. It maintains its shape and structure perfectly, ensuring stability and longevity to the furniture. In addition to the properties mentioned above, the metal may have other characteristics, such as antimicrobial activity (copper) or superconductivity (molybdenum).maintenance instructions: MDF: To clean it use a soft dry cloth to remove dust and dirt. For stains, use a soft cloth with warm water and mild soap. Gently wipe the surface until the stain is removed. Finally, wipe the surface well with a dry cloth.MDF is sensitive to moisture, so it is important to protect it from moisture. Wipe up any liquids immediately. Do not use strong cleaners or chemicals as they may damage the MDF. Metal: If it’s any indoor metal, a regular dusting or cleaning with a damp cloth is the way to go.Remarks: The product is delivered unassembled, in factory packaging and with a detailed assembly guide. The color shade of the product may differ slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.”