Outdoor Sowelle Green Dining Table

Yes, this dining table is specifically engineered for outdoor longevity. It is constructed from powder-coated steel which provides a wear-resistant finish. Additionally, the frame undergoes an electrophoresis treatment—a high-tech coating process that deeply bonds to the metal to provide superior rust resistance and protection against the elements.

Absolutely. With its compact 31.5" x 31.5" square footprint, this table is an ideal solution for urban balconies, small decks, or compact patio spaces. Its clean, modern lines and lightweight design make it easy to reposition, providing a sophisticated dining surface for two without overwhelming a smaller outdoor area.

While the electrophoresis and powder-coat treatments offer significant protection, our care guides suggest taking extra precautions during extreme weather. In regions with heavy snow or freezing temperatures, we recommend using a fitted patio furniture cover or storing the table in a dry, sheltered area like a garage or shed. This helps prevent moisture from settling in the joints and ensures the finish remains vibrant for years to come.

This table is well-equipped for high-moisture environments. The combination of its electrophoresis treatment and powder-coated finish creates a durable barrier against corrosion. While metal furniture in coastal areas can be susceptible to salt air, this dual-layer defense significantly enhances its lifespan. For optimal maintenance in these regions, we recommend regular rinsing with fresh water and using a protective cover when the table is not in use.

Yes, customer assembly is required for this item. It is designed for straightforward setup and includes all necessary hardware. For the best results, assemble the table on a soft surface like a rug or the shipping box to prevent scratching the powder-coated finish during the process.

Maintaining this table is simple. Based on our expertise with treated steel furniture, we recommend wiping the surface regularly with a soft cloth, mild soap, and warm water. To protect the integrity of the rust-resistant coatings, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbing pads, which can scratch the finish and expose the metal underneath.