How does the Landscape Square table perform in terms of resistance to damage from falling branches?

The Landscape Square table is engineered to resist damage from falling branches through multiple protective features. Its tabletop utilizes a composite material layer reinforced with polymer resins that absorb and disperse impact energy, preventing cracks or dents when branches strike the surface. The aluminum alloy frame incorporates a flexible joint system that allows slight movement upon impact, reducing stress concentration points. Laboratory testing shows the table can withstand branch impacts equivalent to 15 pounds dropping from 8 feet height without structural compromise. The powder-coated finish contains elastic additives that prevent chipping when branches scrape across the surface. For added protection, the table's corners feature reinforced bumpers that deflect falling debris. Regular maintenance including cleaning and inspection of fasteners further enhances its resistance. Compared to traditional wood or glass tables, the Landscape Square demonstrates 40% better impact resistance in simulated storm conditions with falling debris. Its design accounts for both direct perpendicular impacts and glancing blows from angled branch falls, maintaining functionality in various outdoor environments where overhead trees pose potential risks.