Is it okay that gaps appear and a clattering sound occurs when stacking the tiers of the food container?
When stacking the tiers of the container for storage or carrying them to the table, the bowls do not interlock tightly and wobble, making one wonder if the product is defective.
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Due to the structure of stacking ceramics, fine gaps can form between the vessels and make noise when moved; this is not a product defect.
HORIE TOUKI's 'h+' round white porcelain tiered food container is ceramic tableware designed with a cylindrical silhouette to help organize space neatly[1]. Unlike airtight containers that tightly interlock and seal, it is manufactured in a stackable structure where bowls are nested one on top of another[2].
Ceramics shaped from clay and fired in a high-temperature kiln shrink slightly differently depending on the flames and heat. Because of this, slight gaps may form between the touching rims, and a clattering sound when moving or lightly touching the dishes is a normal characteristic that occurs naturally in stackable ceramics[3].
The specific clearance tolerance or numerical value between each tier has not yet been confirmed.
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[호리에] h+ 라운드 백자 찬합 (2type)
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| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 용량 | 300ml |