What are the assembly requirements for the Landscape Round Table, and is professional installation recommended?

Assembling your Landscape Round Table requires careful attention to several key requirements to ensure optimal stability and longevity. The assembly process typically involves connecting the substantial tabletop sections to the robust central pedestal base using weather-resistant hardware provided in the package. You'll need a clean, flat surface area of at least 8x8 feet for safe assembly, basic tools including a rubber mallet and adjustable wrench, and ideally two people to handle the larger components safely.

The tabletop segments, often made of heavy-duty synthetic stone or reinforced concrete, must be properly aligned before securing them to the base structure. Each connection point requires thorough tightening to manufacturer specifications, while ensuring all weatherproof gaskets or seals are correctly positioned to prevent water infiltration.

Regarding professional installation, while many homeowners successfully complete this as a DIY project, professional installation is strongly recommended for several scenarios. If your installation surface is uneven or slopes significantly, if you're dealing with particularly heavy material variants (exceeding 300 pounds), or if you lack confidence in your assembly skills, hiring professionals ensures proper leveling, secure fastening, and avoids potential damage to the table components. Professional installers can also address substrate preparation needs and ensure the table meets warranty requirements.

For standard installations on level patios or deck surfaces, following the manufacturer's instructions meticulously typically yields good results. However, the investment in professional installation often pays dividends in long-term stability and peace of mind, particularly for premium-grade Landscape Round Tables where improper assembly could compromise both function and aesthetics. Always verify that your installers have specific experience with heavy outdoor furniture assembly to ensure they're familiar with the particular requirements of landscape-grade tables.