What are the characteristics of the 'linoleum' used for the shelf top when used in daily life?
The material linoleum mentioned in the furniture description may be unfamiliar, and you may wonder what kind of feel it gives when you touch it with your hands and place objects on it.
Linoleum does not leave fingerprints or generate static electricity when touched, and due to the manufacturing process, large particles of raw materials may naturally be mixed into the surface.
Linoleum refers to a finishing material made by mixing and curing natural raw materials such as linseed oil and wood flour. Unlike synthetic resin films, it features a matte surface and a calm texture.
The tactile feel against your hands is neat. The linoleum applied to flat point's Deer Shelf does not leave fingerprints even when touched by hand, and it does not generate static electricity even in dry seasons[1].
Fine specks or coarse grains visible on the top surface are not defects. Due to the nature of the processing method of mixing and compressing raw materials, large particles of raw materials may naturally be included on the surface[2].
hmmm, unlike artificial coatings produced to be artificially smooth, it is a finish where the inherent properties of the raw materials are revealed on the outside.
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