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Continenta Sustainable Rubber Wood Kitchen Accessories
Rubber wood is sourced from sustainable forestry and is classified as a hardwood. Products are made from the approximately 30m tall and 20cm thick trunks, which are consistently glued. With their light color and calm grain, they fit into any kitchen. The design of the cutting boards and accessories combines design and functionality - timeless, simple, and exceptionally practical.
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| Vendor | Continenta GmbH | Weck glass and packaging GmbH |
| Country | Germany | Germany |
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