Abonos\u2122 is a wood of fluvial origin characterized by a thousand-year permanence in the water, where it was transformed through the action of sediments such as gravel, sand and clay. The series of chemical mutations, to which it has been subjected by nature has made each trunk a unique piece, in colour and design, without this affecting its structural qualities of hardness and resistance. It is manually extracted from the river bed, where it has rested for at least 6000 years, and treated through production processes that highlight its potential, enhancing a natural resource that would otherwise be lost.
\nThe surfaces are treated to be water and oil-repellent with water-based products to limit the absorption of liquids and greasy substances.
\nRegular cleaning with a moist cloth is sufficient to maintain its quality over time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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