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Limestone in bamboo looking finish

The second cork bark harvest (secunderia) keeps characteristics of the virgin harvest but features a more defined middle bark layer. This cork bark is used for decorative applications and making granulated cork for various products. 🌳 #CorkHarvest #SustainableMaterials

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Monocoat oil is a great choice for hardwood floors. Here’s why: 1. One-Coat Application You only need one coat for a complete, durable finish, saving time and effort. 2. Natural and Safe Made from natural ingredients, it's VOC-free and non-toxic, making it safe for homes with kids and pets. 3. Durable and Long-Lasting It deeply penetrates the wood, providing strong, long-lasting protection against wear and tear. 4. Easy Maintenance and Repair If damaged, you can easily spot-treat the area without sanding or refinishing the whole floor. 5. Enhances Natural Beauty It highlights the wood's natural grain and color, giving a rich, matte finish that looks beautiful and natural.

Why Melamine Paper is the Ultimate Option for Sturdy Surface Areas

𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐡𝐨𝐭 𝐝𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐠𝐞𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫? Objects tend to heat up in the summer, including wood and DuraTeak. The advantage of wood is its slightly better insulating properties, which means it heats up more slowly. However, once heated, it becomes just as hot as traditional synthetic teak. With decades of experience, we set out to develop a material that offers better heat resistance. Thanks to special additives, the new version 𝒉𝒆𝒂𝒕𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝟏𝟓-𝟐𝟎% 𝒍𝒆𝒔𝒔 than the Classic version. Unfortunately, we don't have a video demonstration of this. We simply measured it on hot summer days, comparing it to our own and other synthetic teak products. This process also led to the development of new colors. You can see the Dura Teak Next Level live at METSTRADE. #TeakDecking #YachtDecking #MarineIndustry #BoatDecking #YachtRestoration #DeckInstallation #BoatRefit #DuraTeak #Yachting #Metstrade2024 #Metstrade 

Betel Leaf Plate is typically a small, circular, or oval plate made from betel leaves, which are the large, heart-shaped leaves of the piper betel plant. In some cases, the term might refer to a decorative plate made from materials like metal or wood, often used to serve or display betel leaves and other accompaniments. Description: Name: Heart Shape Plate Material: Betel leaf #BackTo_Green #Export_Based_SME_Platform_Bangladesh #Eco_Friendly_Biodegradable_Product_Bangladesh #Net_Zero_Bangladesh #Green_Product #Green_Initiatives #Eco_Friendly_Solutions

New product: Radice Rind GO Spiral Shank Billiard Estate Briar Pipe, Italian Estates Radice is one of the great Italian workshop pipe makes, belonging to a historic lineage of such workshops. The company began as a family affair, being established in 1980 by Luigi Radice, along with his son, Gianluca, and father, Paolo. But Radice’s pipe-making ‘family’ is a little larger than that. Prior to founding Radice, Luigi ran Caminetto, which he had founded with Guiseppe Ascorti in 1968. Prior to Caminetto, Radice had worked alongside Ascorti in the Castello factory, under the supervision of its owner, Carlo Scotti. It’s quite an impressive genealogy, which is clearly reflected in the quality of Radice pipes. As with many Italian pipe-makers, Radice has its own, signature rustication style. Given Luigi Radice’s time working at Castello and Caminetto, one would presume that this would be a deep, rugged rustication, but the Rind finish is quite the opposite. While it is a similarly granular, pebble-dash approach to the Sea Rock Briar and Business finishes, the Rind is fine and shallow. In previous listings, I’ve wondered whether it was inspired not by stone formations but by citrus peel, hence the name. If my hunch is correct, the blood orange stain on this one would be quite appropriate. This Rind is a large billiard, bearing the ‘G’ designation used for pipes of its size, but it also has an ‘O’ stamp. From what I understand, this stamp designates extra design elements – in this instance, the spiral carving worked into the pipe’s shank. The condition is excellent. The pipe appears to have been smoked, but minimally, and very carefully.   Details: Length: 6.5″ Bowl Width: 21.3mm Bowl Depth: 1.9″ Weight: 2.4oz / 70g 👉🏽👉🏽Pipe Link: https://nuel.ink/CWcYmr #pipesmoking #pipes #tobaccopipe #pipesmoker #pipetobacco #tobacco #smokingpipe #briarpipe #briar #smoking #pipemaker #pipecollector #artisanpipes #mbsd

How Are Everlasting Hydrangeas Packed by Weight? Packing everlasting hydrangeas by weight ensures efficient shipping while preserving their delicate structure. Each bloom is carefully dried and treated to maintain its vibrant color and shape. When packing, hydrangeas are gently layered in sturdy boxes to prevent crushing. The blooms are arranged to minimize empty spaces, ensuring maximum protection. Each box is weighed to meet specific weight requirements, typically ranging from 10-100 gram, depending on the order. Protective paper or soft padding is added for extra cushioning during transit. This meticulous packing process guarantees that everlasting hydrangeas arrive in perfect condition, ready to adorn any space. #PreservedFlowers #Hydrangeas #FloralDecor #SustainableLiving #DriedFlowers #HomeDecor #WeddingFlowers #3hlink

New product: Radice Rind Cherrywood with Faux Bamboo Estate Briar Pipe, Italian Estates Radice is one of the great Italian workshop pipe makes, belonging to a historic lineage of such workshops. The company began as a family affair, being established in 1980 by Luigi Radice, along with his son, Gianluca, and father, Paolo. But Radice’s pipe-making ‘family’ is a little larger than that. Prior to founding Radice, Luigi ran Caminetto, which he had founded with Guiseppe Ascorti in 1968. Prior to Caminetto, Radice had worked alongside Ascorti in the Castello factory, under the supervision of its owner, Carlo Scotti. It’s quite an impressive genealogy, which is clearly reflected in the quality of Radice pipes. As with many Italian pipe-makers, Radice has its own, signature rustication style. Given Luigi Radice’s time working at Castello and Caminetto, one would presume that this would be a deep, rugged rustication, but the Rind finish is quite the opposite. While it is a similarly granular, pebble-dash approach to the Sea Rock Briar and Business finishes, the Rind is fine and shallow. In previous listings, I’ve wondered whether it was inspired not by stone formations but by citrus peel, hence the name. This Radice has something else that has become something of a signature for the make: a shank carved so as to resemble a bamboo extension. In the history of artifacts, this is known as skeuomorphism. It’s a fun concept. The shape is a kind of cherrywood, which could also be called skeuomorphic. I should really write something about pipe design and skeuomorphism sometime… The condition is great. There’s some minor inner rim darkening, but I don’t see anything else that warrants highlighting.   Details: Length: 6.4″ / 162.5mm Bowl Width: 0.86 / 21.84mm Bowl Depth: 1.7″ / 43.18mm Weight: 1.9oz / 56g 👉🏽👉🏽Pipe Link: https://nuel.ink/5gpJ3C #pipesmoking #pipes #tobaccopipe #pipesmoker #pipetobacco #tobacco #smokingpipe #briarpipe #briar #smoking #pipemaker #pipecollector #artisanpipes #mbsd