The Waterhouse Dining Table

Our metal dining tables are easy to maintain, but routine care is important to protect the powder-coated finish,
especially in coastal environments.

• Clean regularly: Wash with a sponge or soft bristle brush using mild soap and water.
  Rinse thoroughly with clean water and allow to fully dry.
  
• Coastal + salt exposure: Salt water and salty air can shorten the life of the finish.
  If you live near the beach, in coastal areas, or near a saltwater pool, clean more frequently.
  
• Use protective covers: When not in use, cover the table to help protect it from the elements,
  especially before rain, snow, or ice.
  
• Pay attention to underside + joints: Clean the underside of the table and any weld joints carefully
  to prevent buildup.
  
• Avoid abrasives: Do not use abrasive cleaners or harsh scrubbing pads, as they can remove the protective finish.
  

Important Note on Rust-Colored Water

You may occasionally notice rust-colored water coming from inside the frame. This is not considered corrosive rust.
While the exterior is powder-coated steel, the inside of tubular metal frames can be raw steel. Condensation or rainwater
can collect inside, and a small amount of rust-tinted water may appear when the table is moved.

To help prevent this, keep your table covered when not in use, particularly during wet weather.