Are there any features to prevent the table from fading from chlorine exposure?

Chlorine exposure can significantly damage outdoor tables, particularly those placed near swimming pools. However, several protective features can prevent fading and maintain your furniture's appearance. Tables with powder-coated finishes provide excellent chlorine resistance, creating a durable barrier against chemical damage. Aluminum tables with proper anodization offer superior protection, as the electrochemical process creates a surface highly resistant to chlorine corrosion.

For wooden tables, specific sealants and stains containing UV inhibitors and chlorine blockers can protect both the color and structural integrity. High-quality marine-grade polymer tables are inherently chlorine-resistant, with pigments integrated throughout the material rather than just surface-applied. Regular maintenance, including rinsing after chlorine exposure and applying protective waxes, further enhances fade resistance.

Advanced manufacturing techniques now incorporate anti-fade technology directly into materials like synthetic wicker and certain metals. Look for tables specifically rated for poolside use, as these undergo rigorous testing for chlorine resistance. The integration of UV protection with chlorine resistance provides dual protection, ensuring your outdoor table maintains its color and structural integrity despite constant chlorine exposure.