Are this tables really cold to the touch?

Andy M

last year

Mrs Mckay

2.4 Metre Mid Grey Bespoke Polished Concrete Dining Table · More Info

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Daniel Polished Concrete
last year
Hi, only when its cold in the room. They take on room temp.

Daniel.
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Are this tables really cold to the touch?

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