Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Reason Why A Zinc Table Looks Great Inside Any Room

By Carol Edwards


Interior design has adjusted to the evolved lifestyles of people in the city. Currently, industrial contemporary design is a trend many homeowners are using for their homes and even in commercial areas. This aesthetic is popular for the materials it uses uses, a combination of brick, steel, and wood. The artistic and functionality of this type of design is reminiscent of the comfort and buzz that is the core of living life in the metropolis.

Choosing the right furniture can play a huge part in how an interior is going to look like. A zinc table has become a crowd favorite among DIY enthusiast. They are not limited to being used as table tops but also look great on counters. This is popular because the material can be easily found.

This alloy becomes more beautiful developing into a blue black gray patina. The retro and genuine feel that this effect gives is what a lot of homeowners are after by having this type of metal top. The alloy aesthetically reacts to substances that get in contact with the surface. The full effect does not manifest until about a year or two though.

These tables are very versatile in matters of style. They can be used in industrial, contemporary and even modern themed rooms. The durability of this material make it an ideal choice for busy kitchens and restaurants. This makes it a staple for any kitchen or room. Initially this alloy was popularly used as bar tops during pre world war II.

Steel and metal elements are usually the main materials used for industrial kitchens. Due to their stainless, non porous and anti bacterial properties they have started to become a staple. People like more low maintenance things now. Stainless steel, bronze, copper and pewter are also popular choices for table tops. It is hard to deny that metals used in furniture is the equivalent of brains and beauty.

It is easy to attach a zinc sheet to an old table, or a flea market find. Although, one always has the choice of contacting a fabricator, which is all a matter of preference. There are many DIY tutorials online that basically states the process is as simple as cut, pasting, wrapping and soldering.

There is little maintenance needed for metal surfaces. Since the surface is non porous, mild soap and water are good enough for cleaning. Abrasive and harsh chemical should not be used since this can damage the material. Make sure to wipe down any dirt that touches the table after usage.

This is a delicate surface to work with, compared to the brawnier stainless steel. Usage just takes a lot of care considering that zinc is a soft material. Remember to always use cutting boards and make sure sharp objects do not hit the table since this make leave a mark. Zinc is more sensitive heat compared to other popular table top metals. With a melting point of 300 degrees Fahrenheit, a hot pot and other blistering utensils may cause it to melt. Always have a hot plate or trivet to avoid complications.

The efficiency and aesthetic that urban interior design exudes probably come from style elements like reclaimed wood, constructively exposed metal beams from the building. Chrome, glass, wood and metal are great supporting design elements that complete the whole interior. Zinc is stylistically versatile that it can be used for virtually any type of room.




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