ST.ND Clock
STND Clock - Inspired from the classical long-case clocks, and interpreted in an elegant, modern way. The ST.ND Clock is a standing piece of accessory showing the beauty of lines, creating such minimal yet, appealing design.Â
- What type of wood is used?
The type of wood used for the dining table is natural solid wood for frames and MDF with natural walnut veneer for table stops. - What type of marble is used?
We use natural marble and it has marble veins variations.
These are natural features of the material.
Once your items are ready, our team will contact you directly to schedule your delivery appointment. Just make sure to inform our team with all the required details beforehand to make everything ready and perfect for your delivery.
For more details, please check our Terms of Service page, Returns & Refunds section.
We are proud to offer a 10-year warranty on all DE.CI furniture products against manufacturing defects. Please check our Warranty Terms & Conditions
- DE.CI is not responsible for natural variations in the veins of wood or marble. These are natural features of the materials and are not considered defects.
- All sales are final, and orders are non-refundable.
- Any claims or issues regarding the order must be reported and resolved within 15 days from the date of delivery.
- Storage fees are applied to any item that is more than 15 days from the order-ready date with a fixed rate of 3% of the total order value, with a maximum of 6 months. To reserve the order, you must finalize the order payment within this grace period.
- All listed items, including dimensions and specifications, have been reviewed and approved by the client.
- The final payment must be completed before the order is dispatched for delivery.
For more details, please check our Terms of Service page, Returns & Refunds section.
- How to clean the marble top?
Soak up liquids immediately by blotting with soft fiber cloth to take away the dirt or stain. Then use a clean, soft dampened cloth to buff any remaining residue. Avoid using too much water since excess liquid may damage your marble. Do not use an abrasive cleaner or pads since they may scratch the surface of the marble. - How to clean the wood?
Soak up liquids immediately by blotting with a dry, soft cloth with gentle pressure. Then use another clean, dry cloth to wipe off any remaining residue. For the best results, wipe in the direction of the wood grain. Avoid using any harsh chemicals as they may irreparably damage the product and void its warranty.
