CreaTable Italian Party Pizza Plates White 33 cm Opal Glass Set of 10

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Zoro Tools Luminarc Friends Time Round Pizza Plate 32cm Toughest tableware materials on the market with 3 to 5 times more resistance than Porcelain in both the centre and the circumference Reinforced with a high concentration of alumina to give its incredible strength Material is fused together rather than mixed and all air pockets are removed to ensure a high density of material (0% water retention) Chip resistant Scratch resistant and therefore maintains its perfect finish Smooth and non porous surface Perfect shine Dishwasher safe - can withstand over 1, 000 industrial wash cycles. Due to geographical locations we are unable to deliver to: Isle of Wight, Isle of Man and Ireland.

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Luminarc Friends Time Round Pizza Plate 32cm Toughest tableware materials on the market with 3 to 5 times more resistance than Porcelain in both the centre and the circumference Reinforced with a high concentration of alumina to give its incredible strength Material is fused together rather than mixed and all air pockets are removed to ensure a high density of material (0% water retention) Chip resistant Scratch resistant and therefore maintains its perfect finish Smooth and non porous surface Perfect shine Dishwasher safe - can withstand over 1, 000 industrial wash cycles. Due to geographical locations we are unable to deliver to: Isle of Wight, Isle of Man and Ireland.

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Made from opal glass, it features a durable, non-porous surface with an elegant, frosted appearance. Chip-resistant, scratch-resistant, and therefore maintains its perfect finish. Perfect shine, smooth and non-porous surface. Dishwasher-safe: can withstand over 1,000 industrial wash cycles. Approx. Product Dimensions: 32cm, Weight: 1.8518830008 pounds, Manufacturer: Luminarc


Product specifications

Brand Luminarc
EAN
  • 0026102468326
Size
  • 32cm
MPN
  • C8016

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