Ash, Oak solid wood small tea cabinet,

1.100 pure solid wood, no artificial board, finger board, no skin.
2. The main material is imported Fraxinus mandshurica.
3. The inside of the drawer and the back panel are paulownia wood.

Make drinking tea more simple and easy. Tea storage integrated tea cabinet, designed for new era tea lovers. Imported Fraxinus mandshurica with textured gray glass adds a warm and modern touch to the Zen tea space. The upper layer is equipped with an automatic tea boiling device, which can cook and make tea in one go. It is intelligent and fast. The lower cabinet has diversified storage space, which can not only hide buckets, but also store daily objects such as tea leaves and tea sets. Just a cabinet, you can enjoy the comfort of tea.

The main material is North American ASH class (FSC®grade)
(top quality) FSC certified, with a beautiful pattern

An additional material is paulownia wood, which is used only for the inner panel of the drawer. (for some products)
Corrosion resistance, wear resistance, high temperature resistance, no deformation

Our furniture is 100%
FSC®-certified wood from forests that are responsibly managed to be environmentally sound and socially beneficial
By choosing FSC®-certified furniture, you are supporting responsible management of the world's forests.

The whole product is made up of 100% pure solid wood, -without any artificial boards, -without veneer, -without spliced ​​boards, all natural.

North American Ash, grade FAS, with a rough texture, toughness and elasticity, with high corrosion resistance.

Strong stability.
FAS grade is a high-quality grade specified by the American Timber Association,
which is two pieces of wood near the bottom.
The quality is particularly outstanding.

Clearly visible pith rays make the wood dense and beautiful in texture

among the North American origins, the Pennsylvania region on the northern slope of the Appalachian Mountains is better.
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The ash is finished with our nourishing natural vegetable wood wax oil
botanical formula, from soybean oil,
which protects the timbers and reveals it's natural texture