Memorial Table

Memorial Table

Memorial, our modern and light table design for your large living spaces, is only at Archidecors. Designed with 2 cm thick Emparador marble on classic tumbled brass legs. Marble is one of the materials that most beautifully expresses the lightness of brown, and among the marbles, emparador makes this table unique and beautiful. You can contact your customer representative to learn your color, scale and material options.

  • Delivered to the address as assembled, no installation required.
  • Marble sticks to the table.
  • Made with 1st quality hand craftsmanship.
  • 0% natural Archidecors lacquer application (No carcinogenic substances Only at Archidecors.)
  • Product Quality TSE approved 1st quality and does not contain carcinogenic substances.
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How to Clean Marble?

Since marble is a relative of limestone, its structure is soft, delicate and particularly sensitive to acid, which is found in wine, some cleaning products and citrus fruits. Therefore, spilled liquids can cause abrasion and the pigments in products such as coffee can leave stains. For best results, when using professional marble cleaning products, check that the ingredients meet the following criteria: ⢠Non-staining ⢠Anti-oil and water stain ⢠No rinsing (This will save you time and energy.

How to Remove Stains on a Marble Table?

Identify the stain: Different stains require different cleaning methods. For example, acidic stains such as fruit juice or coffee may require a different approach than oil-based stains.
Wipe off the stain: Using a clean, soft cloth or paper towel, blot the stain as dry as possible. Do not rub or scrub the stain as this may spread or damage the marble.
Clean the surface: Use a mild marble cleaner or a mixture of warm water and a mild dishwashing detergent to clean the surface of the table. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the marble.
Apply a poultice: For stains that are embedded or deeply embedded, you may need to apply a poultice to remove the stain. A poultice is a paste made from a mixture of baking soda and water or a special marble stain remover. Apply the poultice to the stain, cover with plastic wrap and leave to dry for several hours or overnight. Then wipe off the poultice and rinse the area with warm water.
Polish the surface: After removing the stain, polish the surface of the table with a special marble polish or a mixture of baking soda and water. This will restore the shine and luster of the marble.

How to Clean a Marble Table that Turns Yellow from Heat?

Baking soda is very effective for marble tables that turn yellow from heat. You can melt baking soda and apply it to the yellowed area and then rinse. Or you can use oxygenated water. Thanks to oxygenated water, the yellowing that occurs on your marble table will end in a short time.

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