How does the Landscape Square table handle exposure to hard water or mineral deposits?

The Landscape Square table is engineered to withstand outdoor elements, including exposure to hard water and mineral deposits. Its core defense lies in the high-quality, durable powder-coated aluminum finish. This coating creates a non-porous, seamless barrier that prevents water and dissolved minerals from penetrating the material. Unlike untreated metals or wood, the surface does not absorb moisture, so mineral crystals cannot form within its structure.

When hard water evaporates on the table, it may leave temporary white spots or film. These deposits are typically alkaline and sit on the surface. The smooth, coated finish makes removal straightforward. Regular cleaning with a mild soap and water solution is usually sufficient to wipe away residue without damaging the finish. For more stubborn buildup, a diluted vinegar solution (a mild acid) can neutralize and dissolve the minerals without harming the powder coat.

The design further aids in resistance. With no cracks, intricate grooves, or absorbent materials in its primary structure, there are fewer places for minerals to accumulate and become trapped. This simplifies maintenance and preserves the table's aesthetic. For long-term care, rinsing the surface after exposure to sprinklers or hard water and periodic cleaning are recommended. This proactive approach prevents any potential long-term filming, ensuring the Landscape Square table maintains its appearance with minimal effort, even in areas with challenging water quality.