What are the storage considerations when the Landscape Round Table is not in use?

When your landscape round table is not in use, proper storage considerations are vital for preserving its beauty and functionality. First, thoroughly clean the surface with appropriate cleaners for its material—whether wood, metal, or synthetic resin—to remove debris and prevent staining. For wooden tables, applying a fresh sealant before storage adds crucial protection. Always elevate the table slightly using waterproof pads or blocks if storing directly on surfaces like concrete, which can trap moisture and cause damage. Investing in a high-quality, breathable furniture cover specifically designed for round tables is highly recommended; avoid plastic tarps that promote condensation and mold growth. For harsh winter climates, consider indoor storage in a garage or shed. If indoor space is limited, position the table in a sheltered area away from direct exposure to elements and strong winds. Disassembling removable components like umbrella holes or tilt mechanisms, if applicable, and storing them separately can prevent wear. Regularly inspect stored tables every few months to ensure covers remain secure and no moisture has accumulated. These proactive steps significantly extend your table's lifespan, ensuring it remains a centerpiece for outdoor gatherings season after season.