What are the environmental conditions under which the table’s performance is guaranteed?

Tables are designed to perform reliably under specific environmental conditions that preserve their structural integrity and functionality. The ideal temperature range for most tables falls between 15°C and 25°C (59°F to 77°F), as extreme temperatures can cause material expansion or contraction. Humidity levels should be maintained between 40% and 60% RH to prevent warping, cracking, or mold growth. Tables require placement on level surfaces with minimal vibration to maintain stability and prevent joint stress. Direct sunlight exposure should be limited to prevent color fading and material degradation. Adequate air circulation around the table is essential to prevent moisture accumulation. Clean environments free from excessive dust and corrosive substances help maintain surface quality and mechanical components. Different table materials—whether wood, metal, glass, or composite—have unique environmental tolerances that owners should consult for specific maintenance guidelines. Proper environmental management ensures tables maintain their aesthetic appeal and functional reliability throughout their intended lifespan, whether used in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Regular monitoring of these conditions helps prevent performance issues and extends the table's service life significantly.