Are there any restrictions on the types of surfaces where the Landscape Round Table can be installed?

When considering the installation of a Landscape Round Table, many homeowners wonder about surface restrictions. The good news is these versatile tables are designed for numerous outdoor environments, though proper installation techniques vary by surface type.

For hard, level surfaces like concrete patios, stone terraces, or wooden decks, the Landscape Round Table performs excellently with minimal preparation. The integrated base system provides stable support on these firm foundations. Simply ensure the surface is clean and free of major cracks or unevenness that might affect table stability.

When installing on compacted gravel or crushed stone pathways, additional consideration is needed. While these surfaces are acceptable, we recommend placing a stabilizing pad beneath the table base to prevent sinking or shifting over time. The self-leveling feature of quality Landscape Round Tables accommodates minor surface irregularities commonly found in gravel installations.

Grassy areas and lawns present unique challenges but remain viable installation locations. For temporary installations on level turf, the table can be placed directly on the grass. For permanent placement in gardens or yard areas, we suggest creating a stabilized base using patio stones or concrete pavers buried flush with the ground surface. This prevents the legs from sinking into soft soil after rain or irrigation.

The most significant restriction involves significantly sloped or uneven terrain. While the table's design accommodates minor grading variations, surfaces with more than a 5-degree slope require ground leveling before installation. Attempting to install on severely uneven ground may compromise stability and safety.

Another consideration involves surface drainage. The Landscape Round Table shouldn't be installed in areas where water accumulates, as prolonged exposure to standing water can damage the base materials over time. Ensure your chosen location has proper water runoff.

With proper preparation, the Landscape Round Table adapts to most outdoor surfaces from poolside concrete to garden lawns. The key lies in assessing your specific surface conditions and making minor adjustments to create a stable foundation for long-lasting enjoyment of your outdoor furniture.