What are the recommended floor types or surfaces for stable placement of the Landscape Round Table?

When positioning your Landscape Round Table, selecting the appropriate surface is crucial for both stability and longevity. The ideal foundation should be level, firm, and capable of supporting the table's weight without shifting or sinking over time.

For outdoor installations, consider poured concrete slabs, compacted gravel beds, or interlocking patio stones. These materials provide excellent stability while allowing for proper drainage. Concrete offers the most rigid foundation, while properly compacted gravel creates a firm base that minimizes shifting. For wooden decks, ensure the structure can support the table's weight and that the surface is level.

Indoor placement works best on hard flooring surfaces like tile, hardwood, or laminate. These materials distribute weight evenly and prevent wobbling. Avoid placing your round table directly on thick carpeting, as this can create instability. If carpet is your only option, use a firm base or furniture pads beneath each leg to create a stable platform.

Regardless of your chosen location, always verify the surface is level before final placement. A simple bubble level can prevent future stability issues. For uneven surfaces, consider adjustable furniture glides or shims to achieve perfect balance. Regular maintenance of both the table and its supporting surface will ensure years of stable use.