What kind of material is 'ACREX' mentioned in the table description?
When reading furniture descriptions, encountering unfamiliar material names can make it difficult to determine their properties and care characteristics.
ACREX is a functional material developed in collaboration with a chemical manufacturer, with a surface treated so fingerprints and stains do not easily adhere.
You encounter the material called ACREX on the DT10 table top of TXTR. This material was developed through research collaboration with LG Chem[1].
A tabletop used daily comes into contact with hands and is prone to food spills, making mark management important. ACREX has an added functional coating treatment on the surface so everyday stains do not seep in as easily and fingerprints do not stand out noticeably[2].
However, faint indentation marks may occur on the surface during the manufacturing process, and this is classified as a normal condition, not a defect[3].
The heat-resistant temperature that the ACREX tabletop can withstand and the recommended rules for using hot utensils have not yet been confirmed.