Slate serving platter - long

This beautifully handmade slate and resin serving tray is available in blue and purple.

Whether as a decoration or used as a serving board, the Seaside serving tray is an absolute eye-catcher and a must-have for every sea lover.

Every serving tray is absolutely unique.

Manufacturer information according to GPSR:

Nordkynd - Vera Horn

Reichenstraße 8 - 87629 Füssen

info@nordkynd.de // www.nordkynd.de

Material notes:

Nordkynd is the manufacturer of this product. All raw materials and supplies, such as containers, keychains, resin, etc., were purchased in Germany from German companies and therefore meet all quality standards.

Sources of danger with resin

• Sources of danger with resin only arise during the manufacturing process.
• Harmful vapors that occur in some types of resin due to chemicals are long gone from the cured product.
• We have had all our resin products tested by the health department and they are officially approved for food contact, as there are no longer any harmful substances in the product.
• If very sharp blades are used to cut on the resin, small scratches and signs of wear will remain. For this reason, please use the board as a serving board and at most as a snack or appetizer board. There are no health hazards involved here; it is purely an optical impairment of the product.
• Please do not place hot objects, such as pans or pots, on the material. Resin will slightly deform at temperatures above 60°C (e.g., slight imprint of the object). The hotter the object, the greater the damage to the resin.

Sources of danger with slate

1. Risk of breakage: Slate is a brittle material and can easily break or splinter, especially with improper handling or strong impacts.
2. Risk of cuts: Slate surfaces can have sharp edges and points that can cause cuts, especially if the material is cut or damaged.
3. Trip hazard: Loose or uneven slate tiles can become tripping hazards, especially if they are not properly laid or secured.
4. Weight: Slate can be a relatively heavy material, which can lead to injuries if large slate slabs are lifted or transported carelessly.