CREO REWIND
Inspiration from the 1980s
Inspired by a successful model from the 1980s, Rewind is a Creo kitchen characterized by infinite modularity and the functionality of new elements and accessories. A return to the past but revisited with functional elements and accessories that meet the needs of contemporary living. There are many finishes and colors available to personalize and give originality to your kitchen. The Rewind model has some elements that make it unique and special, such as the new ad hoc designed handles with a square shape and the exclusive handcrafted decorated doors.
Technical specifications
Glossy/matte lacquered door
Doorspainted with opaque products are called lacquered: they stand out for their preciousness and aesthetic impact. Lacquer can beglossy or matte(the unit of measurement for gloss is expressed in "gloss" units). There are different categories of lacquering: the differences are essentially attributable to the thinner used to apply the base resins (acrylic or polyurethane) and the method used to harden the paint. A protective film is always applied to the finished product to ensure its safety. Lacquered doors allow for a wide variety of colors and special effects/textures, so much so that in some cases it is even possible to apply RAL sample lacquers, but they require specific care and attention in terms of use and maintenance to avoid scratches, stains, scuffs, and discoloration.
Lacquered doors require a few basic rules of use and maintenance. Normal cleaning should be done with a soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth. For stains, a neutral liquid detergent, such as a glass cleaner, can be added to the damp cloth. Do not use abrasive products (creams and powders) or those containing aggressive substances such as alcohol, acetone, trichloroethylene, bleach, ammonia, and derivatives. Also avoid using rough cleaning tools, such as abrasive sponges or scouring pads, which would irreparably scratch the doors.
Melamine door
Melamine doorsare made from raw chipboard (or other recycled wood-based composites) covered on one or both sides with melamine paper, a synthetic material consisting of very thin sheets of paper (around one-tenth of a millimeter thick) impregnated with melamine-based resin. The use of this paper means that the melamine-faced panel is often called a melamine panel. Initially used as an economical substitute for "real wood" or plastic laminate, today, thanks to the development of increasingly realistic papers that can simulate the pores of wood by creating roughness, the remarkable hardness and resistance to scratches and solvents of the surfaces, and the ease and speed of processing, this product is highly appreciated and widely used in the world of furniture.
Only neutral products (i.e., neither acidic, such as bleach, nor basic, such as ammonia) that do not contain abrasive pastes should be usedto clean products made ofmelaminelaminate. We recommend using glass cleaning products, rubbing the doors with a soft cloth and these detergents.
TheTranché melamine finishgives the surface of the furniture the textured effect of raw wood: a craft-like finish that preserves an irregular and archetypal feature. Without compromising on the functionality and durability of the materials, it elevates the simple surface to a visually, tactilely, and evocatively stimulating tool, preserving the original imprint of the wood. This surface is widely used in the interior design of kitchens and living room furniture.
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