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Tramontana
Sintered ceramic top with a travertine look on legs of solid teak.
Tramontana brings two worlds together: the warmth of teak and the resilience of sintered ceramic. The top takes hot pans, red wine and lemon juice without showing a mark. A table for long evenings under the olive tree.
Materials
What Tramontana is made of.
Ceramic
Densely fired ceramic as a table top: resistant to scratches, heat, UV and frost, but vulnerable to impact at the edges.
Care
- Wipe with a microfibre cloth and a mild cleaner.
- Remove wine, coffee and oil promptly to avoid residue.
- Avoid hard knocks to edges and corners.
Teak
Tropical hardwood with natural oils that is very durable outdoors and weathers to a silvery grey.
Care
- Clean twice a year with water, pH-neutral soap and a soft brush, working along the grain.
- Do not use a pressure washer, as it roughens the surface.
- To keep the golden tone, treat it regularly with the manufacturer's protective products; otherwise let it weather to grey.
Combine
Goes well with it.
Guides
Find out more.
Material guide
Teak, iroko & co.: which woods really last outdoors
Heartwood, Grade A, patina and origin: how to recognise durable outdoor wood and which alternatives to teak have proved their worth.
Material comparison
Ceramic, natural stone, HPL & wood: table tops compared
Scratch-resistant, heat-resistant, frost-proof? How ceramic, granite, marble, travertine, HPL and wood perform as table tops indoors and outdoors.
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