Are there any specific guidelines for using the Landscape Square table in covered or enclosed spaces?

While Landscape Square tables are designed for outdoor durability, using them in covered or enclosed spaces like patios, pergolas, or sunrooms requires specific considerations to ensure their longevity and maintain their aesthetic appeal. Unlike fully exposed environments, these semi-protected areas present unique challenges such as limited airflow and potential for condensation.

Firstly, prioritize ventilation. Even in a covered area, ensure there is ample air circulation around the table. Stagnant, humid air can promote mildew on fabrics or, in some cases, cause moisture to become trapped against the table's surface, potentially leading to damage over time. Avoid pushing the table directly against walls or into tight corners.

Material care remains crucial. For powder-coated aluminum or steel frames, regularly wipe down the surface with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and pollen that can accumulate even under cover. For tables with tempered glass tops, use a non-abrasive glass cleaner. If your table incorporates wood elements, check the manufacturer's instructions, as some woods may still require periodic sealing even when not directly rained on.

Consider the flooring surface. Placing a heavy table on a softwood deck or delicate tile in an enclosed porch may require protective pads under the feet to prevent scratches or indentations. Ensure the table is on a stable, level surface to prevent wobbling.

Finally, maintenance does not end with cover. Periodically inspect the table for signs of dust buildup, spider webs, or any unexpected moisture pooling. A covered space protects from direct sun and rain but not from all environmental factors. By following these guidelines—ensuring good airflow, performing regular material-specific cleaning, protecting your flooring, and conducting routine checks—you can fully enjoy the blend of indoor comfort and outdoor style that a Landscape Square table offers in your sheltered space.