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£1,187.00 £1,068.30
The Big Brother High Table is not just furniture – it is a conversation starter that invites admiration from guests and homeowners alike.
√ Enjoy complimentary design advice.
√ Custom sizes upon request.
Product Description
Introducing the Big Brother High Table, where elegance meets minimalism in the world of consoles! These sleek and sophisticated pieces are designed to elevate any living space with their chic and modern aesthetic. Crafted from high-quality materials, they boast a durable construction that promises lasting beauty and functionality.
- High table.
- Square steel tube frame 35 x 35 mm.
- Epoxy painted copper black sand-touch or embossed white.
- Top in MDF, 5 cm thick, coated with black or white laminate.
Frame Materials | Copper black sand-touch / Embossed white |
Top | Black or White Laminate |
Dimensions WxDxH | 150 x 50 x H 108 cm |
Lead Time | 7~8 weeks |
Delivery | Standard UK Delivery |
Phosphatizing, or phosphate conversion coating, is a metal pretreatment primarily used to prepare steel for paint or coatings and prevent corrosion. Unlike paint or traditional coatings, phosphatizing chemically changes the surface to a new substance, ensuring that the coating will not chip or scratch off, thereby providing long-lasting protection against corrosion and wear.
Products with a surface made of Black phosphatized sheet steel are intentionally left unpainted to showcase the unique and exquisite beauty of their natural metal surfaces. The daily use will form stains, creating a patina that further enhances the surface’s beauty.
Upon delivery, the phosphatized surface has been treated with beeswax. To prepare it for use, start by cleaning it with a dry rag to remove any traces of oxidation and wax. For regular maintenance, use a non-aggressive, soft detergent like wood. We recommend applying beeswax to the surface twice a year and removing it after one night for optimal care.
If you prefer a different look, you can opt for the epoxy-painted version as an alternative to the natural patina that forms on the phosphatized surface.