What is the policy for upgrading hardware or components of the Landscape Square table over time?

The Landscape Square table is engineered with forward-thinking modularity, allowing for strategic hardware and component evolution over its lifecycle. Officially, the policy emphasizes user-accessible upgrades for specific, non-structural elements. Core structural frames and primary surfaces are designed for permanence, while tech-integration bays, connectivity ports, peripheral mounts, and under-table management systems are designated for periodic updates.

Manufacturer support includes detailed compatibility matrices for each generation, ensuring new components integrate seamlessly with legacy frames. Users are advised to consult the official platform for validated upgrade kits and detailed installation protocols. This approach mitigates obsolescence, enabling the table to adapt to new devices and workflows. Crucially, the policy prohibits modifications that compromise structural integrity or void the warranty, such as altering the main load-bearing architecture.

For legacy units, the company typically provides a defined window of upgrade component support, encouraging a sustainable lifecycle. The overarching philosophy is one of systematic enhancement rather than complete replacement, allowing the Landscape Square table to evolve in capability while maintaining its foundational design and durability. This policy positions the table as a long-term investment in adaptable workspaces.