KIOO ONE

The HPL countertop is a material resistant to scratches, impacts, and corrosion, making it ideal for everyday use. It is safe for contact with food, including acidic substances and sharp utensils. Water-repellent and non-porous, it prevents infiltration and makes cleaning easy, avoiding the buildup of dirt and bacteria. Perfect for any environment.

Accoya wood, made from radiata pine modified through acetylation, is extremely durable and resistant to fungi, mold, insects, rain, and UV rays, with an outdoor lifespan exceeding 50 years. It does not easily warp or crack, even with temperature and humidity fluctuations. It is sustainable, FSC® or PEFC® certified, recyclable, biodegradable, and has a lower thermal conductivity compared to other tropical hardwoods.

• Corrosion resistance: forms a natural protective layer that shields it from weather elements, including salt spray, making it ideal for humid or marine environments.
• Lightweight: much lighter than steel, it facilitates installation, movement, and modifications.
  
• Low maintenance: requires only simple cleaning, with no special treatments needed.
• Excellent aesthetic appeal: can be painted or anodized with elegant, UV-resistant finishes, maintaining a modern look over time.

• High resistance to temperature fluctuations: does not easily warp or deform in heat or cold.

The adhesives used are polyurethane-based, providing a strong and durable bond. They are especially valued when used with woods like Accoya and for outdoor applications. Once cured, they resist mold, bacteria, and degradation over time.

• Aluminum: clean with lukewarm water and mild soap; avoid abrasive cleaners. To keep it shiny, use a cloth with water and vinegar.
• HPL countertop: use a damp cloth with mild soap or gentle detergent; avoid strong solvents like acetone.

• Cover the kitchen with the waterproof cover in case of prolonged disuse or bad weather.
• Periodically check the screws to prevent loosening or corrosion.
• Avoid water stagnation, especially in the joints between the countertop and the structure.