Acaciawood machinist bar stool

Description

Industrial stool with a wooden seat and a base made of iron. The seat of the stool is adjustable in height by turning upwards. The base is equipped with footrests, so that you sit comfortably. This bar stool is also available in a black version made of vintage mango wood.

Acacia wood Acacia (or thorntree), is a natural wood that is becoming trendy and popular for use in cutting boards. Historically, acacia has been a prized wood because of its beauty and strength. Acacia seeds and leaves have been used for medicinal purposes while acacia essence has been used as a perfume for centuries. There are over 1,300 species of acacia worldwide. It is an abundant and fast-growing species that is not on any endangered list. The Acadia tree can grow in a range of climates. They do best in temperate, tropical, or desert areas. Able to grow around 20 to 30 feet (6 to 9 meters) in just five years.

While doing this, they are capturing greenhouse gases like nitrogen and oxygen. Acacia is actually harder than oak or maple, which means it will last longer. It is a genuine hardwood rich with natural oils that gives it natural water resistance, making it very mold-resistant, as well as insect-resistant. Materials: Acacia wood.

Maintenance: -Make sure you dry the board properly after washing it. -Mineral oil can be applied using a cloth. This will build up over time to produce a protective surface. -Wipe down periodically with a slightly damp or dry dust cloth that contains no heavy stitching, in order to avoid scratches. -Rub the wax into the wood to create a beautiful shine and a natural protective finish. It also prevents the wood from drying out. -Avoid all cleaning tools with a rough surface. -Avoid polish or cleaning products containing silicone, which can dry out natural wood over time. -Do not use detergents or any cleaning products that contain ammonia.