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Our Product Story
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A primary goal of Sundance Catalog Co. is to preserve the environment. In this regard, we offer many pieces which are constructed of reclaimed wood. Rather than add to the depletion of natural resources, we utilize the products that come from old schools, barns and buildings. This adds character and principle to what would otherwise be a simple piece of furniture.
An alloy of copper and zinc, brass is usually yellow in color, therefore sometimes mistaken for gold. Some types of brass are called bronzes, despite their high zinc content.
Brass has been known to man since prehistoric times, long before zinc itself was discovered. It was produced by melting copper together with calamine, a zinc ore. During this process, the zinc is extracted from the calamine and instantly mixes with the copper. Pure zinc, on the other hand, is too reactive to be produced by ancient metalworking techniques.
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Details:
- Our Timbered Sideboard is equally compelling anywhere beauty and bounty are destined to coexist
- Six drawers with antique brass fittings
- Crafted of antique pine barnwood
- Sundance Catalog Exclusive
Construction:
Recycled pine
Brass
Dimensions:
66" Wide x 21" Deep x 34" High
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Care Recommendations:
Dust with a soft, clean cloth moistened with a high quality polishing agent. Dry dusting may cause microscopic scratches on the furniture surface. Do not use soap and water on wood furniture, as water can penetrate the finish and raise the grain on wood.
Use the same type of polish consistently; furniture finishes may become cloudy or streaky if oil-based and wax-based products are interchanged. Change the dusting cloth frequently. Commercial polishing agents can help restore the shine to wood, repel moisture and add a pleasing scent to the room. They do not, however, replace moisture in the wood cells.
Try to arrange furniture out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Heat creates a chemical change in furniture finishes, which can result in white spots. Use protective pads and coasters. If spills occur, blot them immediately, do not rub.
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