Does the wood used on these hangers have a "laquer coating" on natural color wood?
1660292
Yes, the wood is finished with a light coat of lacquer which makes the hangers smooth to the touch.
1076560
I'd say probably not. Mine came with a dark cherrywood finish but I know there were different finishes available.
936052
Hello, yes,the legs are all a dark color, really dark brown or black, not Cherry.
706957
I am not sure, but I was not happy with the results on real wood. The colors don't look the same as shown.
1032537
No lacquer, but they are smoothly finished (no chips at all) and would probably benefit every once and a while from mineral oil. I do not place wooden utensils in the dishwasher so I didn't even look to see if I could. I also did not check to see where they were made and I already threw the box out.
2231987
No, there is no lacquer. They are great for my new pots 'n pans, and they clean up very well!! Enjoy..!
1837790
The wood looks stained, but with a clear coat. The wood's original light color does not seem to have been altered or darkened.
1925886
Yes. No tarnishing thus far. We love them. Gave us exactly the look we wanted for a fraction of the cost.
2114812
It's really more like a "painted/stained" look to the wood frame. I love them and have gotten several compliments on them. They match my "dragonfly" motiff in my bathroom at our lakehome. The frame makes the photo appear very "rich".
241724
They ARE lacquer-coated and I am careful NOT to use anything but a soft, clean cloth on them. The first part of the lacquer to wear off will be the tops of the canisters where the kitchen grease settles, but I use only mild, soapy water to gently remove it. My last similar set lasted over 30 years and even then I have recycled the canister part as plant pots (until the lacquer wears off). Very, very easy to care for; I use them mostly for show. They should remain just as coppery beautiful as the day they were purchased for years. Since each canister is not labeled, they can hold whatever I want.... They ARE lacquer-coated and I am careful NOT to use anything but a soft, clean cloth on them. The first part of the lacquer to wear off will be the tops of the canisters where the kitchen grease settles, but I use only mild, soapy water to gently remove it. My last similar set lasted over 30 years and even then I have recycled the canister part as plant pots (until the lacquer wears off). Very, very easy to care for; I use them mostly for show. They should remain just as coppery beautiful as the day they were purchased for years. Since each canister is not labeled, they can hold whatever I... » Read More They ARE lacquer-coated and I am careful NOT to use anything but a soft, clean cloth on them. The first part of the lacquer to wear off will be the tops of the canisters where the kitchen grease settles, but I use only mild, soapy water to gently remove it. My last similar set lasted over 30 years and even then I have recycled the canister part as plant pots (until the lacquer wears off). Very, very easy to care for; I use them mostly for show. They should remain just as coppery beautiful as the day they were purchased for years. Since each canister is not labeled, they can hold whatever I want.... « Show Less
387206
I don't think so- I believe that it means there may be variations in color due to the natural grain in the wood and the staining process. I do like mine.
258638
No, the kettle does not have a lacquer coating...it is a beautiful natural copper!
430810
They're made out of the same plastic as regular plastic hangers. I haven't had any issues with them.
1642969
No. The legs are metal and not painted. One of the most comfortable beach chairs I've owned.
2032232
No they are not. Was impressed with the selection I got. Lots of burl wood in mine.
368697
The finish is very smooth, not a pressed wood finish. As far as hangers you can buy 3 packs of the same ones that come with it. I have bought 4 - one for each granddaughter and their AG dolls!
1837787
The wood is natural color. I don't know what kind of wood it is because was not in the specification. Might be spruce, just guessing, but it looks good.