Are there any recommended placement guidelines to minimize exposure to wind for the Landscape Square table?

To minimize wind exposure for your Landscape Square table, strategic placement is crucial. Begin by positioning the table in a naturally sheltered area, such as against a solid fence, garden wall, or the leeward side of your home, which acts as a primary windbreak. Utilize existing landscape features like dense hedges, shrubbery, or trellises to create effective wind buffers. If natural barriers are limited, consider installing purpose-built wind screens or decorative panels a few feet away from the table to deflect gusts without creating turbulent eddies. Always orient the table so its broadest side faces the prevailing wind direction to reduce the surface area catching the wind. Avoid placing the table at the crest of a slope, at the end of a long, unobstructed corridor between structures, or in the center of an open patio where wind can accelerate. For added stability on particularly windy days, use a weighted table cover or secure a centerpiece umbrella in a heavy base. Regular maintenance, including checking and tightening fasteners, will ensure the structure remains resilient. By combining thoughtful location selection with artificial or natural windbreaks, you can significantly enhance the longevity and comfort of your outdoor living space.