Are the tabletop and legs of the Plato Round Table resistant to fingerprints and scratches?
When choosing a table for dining or working, the shopper is wondering about the care needed for surface handprints and whether the leg plating peels off.
The tabletop is finished with a special laminate that resists fingerprints, and the leg frame is made strong without peeling by directly polishing the stainless steel surface instead of plating.
The tabletop has undergone a matte treatment that prevents handprints, and the lower frame has had its metal surface directly ground instead of using a plated overlay.
JACKSON CHAMELEON's Plato Round Table tabletop features HPL (High Pressure Laminate) layered over E0-grade high-density MDF, with an added anti-fingerprint treatment so fingerprints are not easily left behind[1]. Scratches, discoloration, and handprint stains on the tabletop surface, where dishware or objects frequently make contact, can be wiped away easily in daily life[2].
Supporting the tabletop, the stainless steel frame is completed with a polishing finish that smoothly grinds the surface, rather than using a chrome plating method[3]. While plating that coats a thin film on the exterior may chip and peel as time passes or upon impact, directly polishing the metal itself leaves no worry of peeling[4].
The specific load capacity standard of the tabletop and the heat resistance temperature for withstanding hot pots, etc., have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Plato | Round Table
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 길이 ◦ | 10mm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.