What finishes or coatings are applied to the Landscape Square table to prevent rust or corrosion?

To ensure long-term durability in outdoor environments, the Landscape Square table is treated with several advanced protective finishes that effectively prevent rust and corrosion. The primary defense is a high-quality powder coating. This process involves electrostatically applying a dry powder to the steel frame and then curing it under heat. The result is a thick, uniform, and resilient layer that is highly resistant to chipping, scratching, and fading from UV exposure. It provides a superior barrier against moisture, a key catalyst for rust.

For critical structural components, especially those in direct contact with the ground or in damp climates, hot-dip galvanizing is often employed. This involves immersing the steel in a bath of molten zinc, creating a metallurgical bond. The zinc coating sacrificially protects the underlying steel; even if scratched, the zinc corrodes first, halting the spread of rust.

Furthermore, the design incorporates smart drainage features to prevent water from pooling on surfaces. For added protection on specific models or customer request, a primer layer may be applied before the topcoat to enhance adhesion and corrosion inhibition. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water is recommended to maintain the integrity of these finishes. Together, these applied coatings and design considerations guarantee that the Landscape Square table remains a stable and aesthetically pleasing centerpiece in gardens, patios, and commercial landscapes for years, with minimal maintenance required.