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WALL MIRROR SQUARE HM4226 BAMBOO IN OAK COLOR 71x7x71 cm.
WALL MIRROR SQUARE HM4226 BAMBOO IN OAK COLOR 71x7x71 cm.
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€75,00
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€75,00
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The HM4226 wall mirror is in a rustic style and will give your space a feeling of "warmth" and renewal. It has a square shape, while the frame made of natural woven bamboo is in an OAK color, and its dimensions are satisfactory.
DIMENSIONS:
71x71 cm (including frame)
Thickness: 7 cm
Mirror dimensions: 40x40 cm
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION:
Apart from the mirror, the rest of the construction is made of natural bamboo.
INFO: Bamboo is a tall tropical plant with hard, hollow stems. Its young shoots can be eaten, and the stems are used to make furniture. Bamboo is not technically a tree but the fastest-growing grass on the planet with incredible potential as a sustainable resource, despite its woody stem making it look like a tree.
Bamboo has many uses, primarily in construction but also in a plethora of other applications such as furniture, etc. And in case you're wondering if its wood is hard, the answer is a resounding YES! In fact, it is 2-3 times harder than most traditional hardwoods, including oak!
MAINTENANCE:
You should be aware that very dry atmospheres and abrupt temperature changes damage bamboo, causing it to "crack." If you protect your furniture accordingly, then generally, cleaning 3-4 times a year with a damp cloth and, if desired, with a natural, chemical-free soap, is enough to keep your bamboo furniture for many years.
** The color rendition of the product may differ slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.
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DIMENSIONS:
71x71 cm (including frame)
Thickness: 7 cm
Mirror dimensions: 40x40 cm
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION:
Apart from the mirror, the rest of the construction is made of natural bamboo.
INFO: Bamboo is a tall tropical plant with hard, hollow stems. Its young shoots can be eaten, and the stems are used to make furniture. Bamboo is not technically a tree but the fastest-growing grass on the planet with incredible potential as a sustainable resource, despite its woody stem making it look like a tree.
Bamboo has many uses, primarily in construction but also in a plethora of other applications such as furniture, etc. And in case you're wondering if its wood is hard, the answer is a resounding YES! In fact, it is 2-3 times harder than most traditional hardwoods, including oak!
MAINTENANCE:
You should be aware that very dry atmospheres and abrupt temperature changes damage bamboo, causing it to "crack." If you protect your furniture accordingly, then generally, cleaning 3-4 times a year with a damp cloth and, if desired, with a natural, chemical-free soap, is enough to keep your bamboo furniture for many years.
** The color rendition of the product may differ slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.
