Our Travertine Marble tables are weather-resistant and suitable for indoor and outdoor use. In the winter, these tables must be dried and then stored out of the weather, as we do not guarantee they will be frost-proof. The resin wicker used in the chair seats is a tough, resin-based, weather-resistant woven material. It can easily be cleaned with warm, soapy water and rinsed off with plain water. We recommend storing the chairs during the winter.
Please take care when lifting the tabletop; it is heavy, and you will need at least 2 strong people. When assembling the table, protect the tabletop’s face from scratches or chips. Do not use excessive force to tighten the fittings; use a hand spanner, not a socket set or power tools. Once assembled, lift the table when moving it; do not drag it. Fittings (bolts, screws, etc.) should be checked periodically to ensure they remain tight.
Do not stand or sit on the table, very heavy items should not be placed on the table. Please do not drag items across the tabletop, as this may scratch the surface, and do not place very hot items directly on the tabletop.
Although treated with a stone protector, the Travertine marble used on this tabletop can be porous and absorb liquids; remove any spills without delay. Some liquids (lemon juice, tonic water, cola, and red wine, to name a few) can leave stains or blemishes that are difficult to remove. The grout between the tiles on our tables can also stain, so remove spills as soon as possible. The table should be re-sealed periodically
Natural Travertine marble does have pits, blemishes, and sometimes fissures that look like cracks. These are sometimes filled with resin during manufacturing and are part and parcel of natural stone, and do not constitute a fault.
If either the metal chair or table frame becomes chipped, touch it up immediately with matching enamel paint to prevent rust.
