Mater Counter Table

Materials
Coffee shell waste mixed with recycled post-consumer e-waste

Base
20% recycled steel, gunmetal finish

Dimensions
W 60 cm D 60 cm H 96 cm / W 23.6” D 23.6” H 37,2”

Weight
24,7 kg / 54,5 lbs

Design
Mater

Origin
Latvia

Item no
11997 Matek® Tabletop, – Coffee Waste Black*
11989 Table base – H 94 cm
*Variation possible due to recycled materials

Made from Coffee shell waste mixed with recycled post-consumer e-waste

Cutting-edge technology allows Mater to make furniture from waste materials in their Matek® material by combining fibre with a binder. The Matek® is made by mixing post-consumer e-waste with either coffee waste from Danish coffee producer BKI Kaffe or wood waste.

E-waste is a growing environmental concern across the globe due to the world’s use and throwaway
culture.

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Matek™

The Matek™ material is made from a mix of recycled fibre and plastic waste. It offers a strong, durable surface that is easy to clean and requires very little maintenance.

For daily care, it is recommended to dust the surface with a soft cloth. The surface can be cleaned with a soft cloth wrung out in a mild solution of lukewarm water and a universal cleaning detergent. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and harsh detergents, as these may damage the surface.

Avoid placing Matek™ furniture in direct sunlight, excessive heat, or humidity over longer periods of time, as this can affect the appearance of the material. For tabletops, we always recommend using trivets under hot objects, such as coffee pots and cups, to prevent damage to the surface.

As Matek™ furniture is made from a blend of materials, each piece is unique, and its appearance may vary from item to item. A slight change in colour over the years is also to be expected.

Matek™ furniture also has a distinct smell when first
unpacked, but this will fade after a few days of use.

Steel

A steel surface is durable and requires very little maintenance. It is recommended to use only a soft, dry cloth to clean powder-coated surfaces; however, if more thorough cleaning is needed, a soft cloth wrung out in lukewarm water can be gently applied.

Always dry the surface immediately after cleaning with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or aggressive detergents on powder-coated surfaces, as these may permanently damage the finish. Minor scratches or damages to the surface can lead to corrosion.

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