How does the Landscape Square table handle exposure to saltwater or marine environments?

The Landscape Square table is engineered to thrive in coastal settings where saltwater exposure is a constant challenge. Its core resilience stems from the use of marine-grade aluminum alloy for the frame. This material inherently resists salt-induced corrosion, unlike ordinary steel or iron. A critical added layer of defense is the electrostatically applied powder coating. This finish is far superior to traditional liquid paint, creating a thick, uniform, and adherent shield that prevents salt and moisture from reaching the raw metal. The coating is also highly resistant to chipping and UV fading.

For the tabletop, options like tempered glass or UV-stabilized synthetic wicker are common. These materials are non-porous and inert, meaning they will not rust or degrade when exposed to salty air or occasional splashes. The design incorporates minimal crevices and uses stainless steel fasteners to eliminate galvanic corrosion, a common issue in marine environments.

While built for durability, simple maintenance maximizes its lifespan. Regularly rinsing the table with fresh water removes salt residue. A mild soap solution and soft cloth are recommended for cleaning, avoiding abrasive tools that could compromise the protective coating. With this combination of robust materials, intelligent design, and proper care, the Landscape Square table maintains its structural integrity and aesthetic appeal, making it a reliable choice for seaside patios, docks, and other marine-adjacent spaces.