Xavier Towel Stand

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SKU: IA-XAV-TS By TeakDrops

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Marine Teak (AA20)

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Product Overview

Description

A towel stand in multi-tiered design with stainless steel for the handle and slatted platform at the base also creates extra space for storing. This solid teak collection lends a natural look to any bath setting.

Teak finishes: Marine Teak
Stainless steel rods with anti-corrosion treatment
Extra storage for storing spare folded towels and baskets
Knock down
Product Care: Wipe with a clean dry cloth

An elegant rack for towels where they will quickly dry. Built in multi-tiered design and shelf for extra storage to hang/fold your various towels, clothing, or other accessories. Stainless steel for the handle is employed with anti-corrosion treatment, which can avoid damage to the towel rack due to excessive humidity. A slatted platform at the base also creates extra space for storing spare folded towels and baskets. Designed to appreciate for its durability, comfort and waterproof qualities, this solid teak collection is naturally impervious to moisture.

Specifications

Weight 23.1 LBS

Product Type Full Assembly

Materials & Care

Marine Teak

Compared to other teak wood, the teakwood for bathroom application is protected by water-based varnishes so that it will stay beautiful & functional for years, without rotting and splitting. However, the more you use the furniture you will see a change in color but it does not indicate a change in durability. Teak wood is waterproof and weather resistant, but may begin to darken to a deep brown color as time goes on. You only have to clean regularly to prevent soap residue buildup.

Make sure the furniture dries thoroughly after each use, especially in areas with little air circulation.
Rinse the furniture well with fresh water after each use to remove soap residue, body oils, and chlorine.
Let it air dry after each use.
Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
Use fresh water only; spray the frames down thoroughly at a high hose pressure and clean regularly to prevent soap residue buildup. The frequency of your routine will likely depend on the desired outcome.