GRIMAL CONSOLE HM18298 TEAK WOOD (ROOT)–NATURAL 125x46x80cm.

The GRIMAL console in an irregular oblong shape is impressive. Instead of traditional legs, it rests on a piece of the regular root of the teak tree. The aesthetic result is excellent and is the epitome of rustic decoration. But what is a console? The console is an elegant, graphic, compact piece of furniture that can be placed in almost any room - kitchen, hallway, bedroom, children's room, living room, dressing room, office, even in the bathroom. With it, the design of the space becomes refined, elegant, fully thought out. The console in the interior is used both as part of a set with many elements, and independently and is selected for the overall design of the room.

DIMENSIONS:
125x46x80H cm
— Existing cracks or those that may be created over time are due to the contraction-expansion of the living organism called solid wood, and do not constitute a manufacturing defect, giving originality and a unique design to your space. During the production process, existing cracks are uniformized and stabilized, with material made from the same wood. Therefore, THERE MAY BE COLOR VARIATIONS AND DIFFERENCES IN THE DIMENSIONS OF THE PRODUCT due to the dimensions of the processed wood. These do not constitute a defect in the product.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL:
The console is made from the solid root of the TEAK tree. Solid wood is a type of wood, pure and whole. Solid wood is the most expensive choice in wood type but stands out for its timeless aesthetics. The result it offers to its owner is truly unique.
Teak wood is the most popular type of hardwood. It is extremely heavy, highly durable, weather resistant, warp resistant and rot resistant. Its wood grains are often strong and straight. It is used for a variety of interior and exterior constructions.

MAINTENANCE:
The fact that TEAK is included in hardwoods makes it very easy to maintain. All that is needed is a dusting and, when necessary, a cleaning with a damp cloth.

** The color rendering of the product may differ slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.