Product Information

MATERIAL INFORMATION

STONEWARE the clay consists of a higher quartz content and is fired at 1160-1180°C for roughly 7-8 hours.

This makes the stoneware durable. Depending on the placement of the product in the kiln, the colour of each product will vary making it unique.

REACTIVE GLAZE the clay is often made of stoneware

Jis hiredat 1160-Ti60 c for roughly 7-8 hours.

This makes the stoneware durable Depending on the place-mart of the product in the kih, the colour of each very making it unique.

REACTIVE GLAZE the clay is often made of stoneware and fired at roughty 1000c for 68 hours. The product is then sosted in a glaze mix which is fired at 1230°C for roughly 5.7 hours Depending on the placement of the product in the lih, the actual colour of the glaze will vary

for each product making it unique. Due to the high temperatures the actual shape of the products may also vary.

DOLOMITE is a white clay which is slightly more porous than the one used for stoneware. Due to its porous nature, it is easier to decide the actual colour of the glazes. The clay is fired in a kiln at 1050-1080°C for roughly 6 hours. Thereaf. ter it is soaked in a glaze either by hand or a machine. The product is then fired in the kiln for another 7 hours.

TERRACOTTA is a clay-based unglazed ceramic, where the fired body is porous. Actual colours may vary depending on the amount of iron oxide in the clay. Thedifferent colours of

terracotta are red. brown or vellow.

CONCRETE is a composite material composed of fine and coarse aggregate bonded together with a fluid cement (cement paste) that hardens over time. Silicone is then used to ensure that the products are waterproof.

FIBERGLASS is a common type of fiber-reinforced plastic using glass fibre. It is durable, waterproof, lightweight and

can be molded into complex shapes

FIBERCLAY is a mixture of concrete and fiberglass mesh

The product is lighter than concrete. The drying time is a few days longer than concrete.

GLASS during the creation of glass, silicon dioxide or quartz is used. The temperature reaches approximately 1500°C during firing. The majority of our glass is mouth-blown, which means blowing molten glass into a mold. This operation is performed with the aid of a hollow metal tube that has a mouthpiece at one end. Due to our glass being mouth-blown and shaped by hand, shapes and patterns may vary. The glass can be tinted or sprayed, which means that a colour is spay painted on the glass, this type of glass cannot withstand too hot water and that it cannot be washed in a dishwasher.

RECYCLED WOOD small cracks, nail holes, colour variations and other irregularities may occur but will give each product its own character making every product unique. Some natural changes may occur due to climate differences. This is natural and will not affect the durability of the furniture.

POLYRESIN is a ceramic and stone-like plastic material. It is more durable than ceramics and is well suited for casting figurines. Polyresin is not a frost-resistant material.

ALUMINIUM is a soft light metal that is well suited for casting figurines, candlesticks, bowls, etc. Cast aluminum dropped.

IRON is a metal produced from iron-stone. It can be shaped by machine or by hand. Products made of iron will rust over time when in contact with water.