UMBRELLA LUX BEIGE MACRAME TEAK AND BAMBOO Φ200X250

The lux umbrella is really beautiful. Its pole is made of solid TEAK wood while the "ribs" of the umbrella are made of BAMBOO wood. The special feature, however, of this amazing umbrella is that its shade is made of macrame in BEIGE color. An umbrella that can be used in many ways, especially in professional spaces, and with its dimensions, offers shading with... style!

DIMENSIONS:
Φ200X250H cm.
Pole thickness: 4,6 cm.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:
The umbrella pole is made of solid TEAK wood. When we refer to solid wood, we mean woods made entirely from the trunk of a tree. Solid wood is the most expensive choice in terms of wood but stands out for its timeless aesthetics.
Teak is the most popular type of hardwood. It is yellow to dark brown in color, extremely heavy, high strength, weather resistant, chip resistant and does not decompose. Often, the graining is strong and straight. It is used for many interior constructions.
The "ribs" of the umbrella are made of BAMBOO. Bamboo is a tall tropical plant with hard, hollow stems. The young shoots of the plant can be eaten, and the stems are used to make furniture. Bamboo isn't technically a tree — but planting and cultivating it is no less beneficial to people and the environment. Indeed, as the fastest growing grass on the planet, bamboo has incredible potential as a sustainable resource. Its woody stem makes it look like a tree, but it also has unique properties, such as the fact that it improves the structure of the land and the soil in which it grows!
Bamboo has many uses, mainly in construction but also in many other applications such as furniture, etc. And in case you are wondering if its wood is hard, the answer is a resounding YES! In fact, it is 2-3 times harder than most traditional hardwoods, including oak!
Macrame is a form of textile, in which we do not weave with a loom or knit with needles or crochet, but only knot with our hands. This is the wonderful thing about this art, since one can create under any conditions, without complicated facilities, equipment, or preparation. Most texts mention that the art of macrame was born in the Arab countries, around the 13th century AD.

MAINTENANCE:
The fact that TEAK and bamboo are included in hardwoods makes them very easy to maintain. All it needs is a dusting and when necessary, a cleaning with a damp cloth. Macrame can be washed under running water and air dried.

ADVANTAGES:
The umbrella can fit in several professional places. What is certain, however, is that its impressive appearance will attract all eyes and make it the center of attention.