Jupiter Oval Coffee Table

This low table pairs Stacklabs signature solid bronze Jupiter castings with acrylic or glass tops.

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Acrylic Top
Mirror Polished Solid Bronze Jupiter Legs

Order commencement dependent on receipt of COM Form / COL Form / Bed Order Form / Wood & Metal Finish (where applicable) and any custom product specifications.
Lead time does not include shipping and delivery time.

Standard Materials and Finishes:

Table Top:
2" Cast Acrylic
(+/-) 1 7/16" Cast Glass
Wood

Leg Finish Options:
Cast Aluminum | Mirror Polished
Cast Aluminum | Satin
Cast Aluminum | Satin Black
Cast Bronze | Mirror Polished
Cast Bronze | Satin
Cast Bronze | Peened

Cleaning:
Dry dust the top regularly with a soft duster or slightly damp microfiber cloth. A dry microfiber cloth can be used to remove
streaks.

For a more thorough clean, mix approximately 1 tablespoon of mild, unconcentrated, and non-abrasive detergent (mild dish
soap is best) with 4 cups of water in a clean bucket. Soak a clean microfiber cloth in the mixture, and wring out thoroughly. Wipe the tabletop gently using the wrung out cloth, following up with a clean dry microfiber cloth immediately after.

Precautions:
Never use Windex or other cleaning products containing ammonia. Only mild detergent (dish soap), free of ammonia or
solvents should be used to clean the tabletop.
Acrylic is very susceptible to damage by solvents such as alcohol. Do not use any solvent based cleaning agents on the
tabletop.
Never use substances that leave traces or coating (waxes or oils for instance).
Please note that Jupiter 2.0 can scratch flooring. We recommend the use of furniture glides to avoid damage to floor.
Do not use any abrasive cleaning agents or products (aggressive cleaners, scouring pads, or solvents) – acrylic is susceptible
to scratching.
Stacklab recommends the use of soft, non-marring coasters to avoid scratching the tabletop.
The adhesive used to bond the legs to the top is susceptible to cold – do not keep the table in a cold environment.
The acrylic tabletop is not heat resistant.
Sudden strikes to the legs can cause them to break away from the tabletop – please use caution.