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The Horizon Console Table is designed for homeowners seeking a sophisticated, luxe aesthetic in their hallways, living areas, or dining rooms. Featuring a striking blend of black tempered glass and gold-finished stainless steel, this console table offers a durable surface for displaying decor while serving as a sculptural statement piece. While its contemporary design is highly impactful, users should note that the glass top requires regular cleaning to maintain its pristine, fingerprint-free finish.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1254072 |
| Brand | Premier Housewares |
The table measures 76cm in height, 45cm in depth, and 120cm in width.
The glass is integrated into the structural design; it is not intended to be removed for daily use.
While the tempered glass is durable, it is intended for decorative decor and household essentials, not heavy equipment.
Avoid placing the table in direct sunlight for extended periods and keep it away from excessive moisture or humidity.
The table uses tempered glass, which is processed to be significantly stronger and more resistant to impact than standard glass.
Check all connection points and ensure the bolts attaching the base to the top are tightened evenly.
Use a specialized glass cleaner and a clean, dry microfiber cloth to buff the surface in circular motions.
Assembly of the Horizon Console Table should be performed on a soft surface to prevent scratching the gold finish or damaging the glass. Ensure all stainless steel components are tightened securely to maintain stability. For daily care, simply wipe the tempered glass with a soft, microfiber cloth and a mild glass cleaner to remove smudges. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges on the gold-finished steel, as these can strip the plating. Dust the frame regularly with a dry cloth to prevent buildup.
