| Product Material: Stone |
| Table Shape: Square |
| Table Top: Stone |
| Top Type: No Umbrella Hole |
| Construction Quality: Residential |
| Finish: White |
| Product Care: Tables with stone tops, which are exposed to temperatures below 33 degrees Fahrenheit, should be covered with a non-porous cover to prevent the introduction of residual moisture. This moisture, if introduced into the holes and crevices in stone, may freeze at temperatures below 33 degrees Fahrenheit and may cause splits or cracks. Please note that damage caused by water freeze will not be covered under any century outdoor warranty. Please see the complete century outdoor warranty for details. Protect surfaces from scratching, staining and etching by: keeping them free of debris or sharp objects wiping up spills immediately avoiding contact with chemicals, particularly acid based substances clean with ph neutral products or those especially formulated for use on stone. Your outdoor stone tops have been sealed at the factory. However, a new coat of penetrating sealer should be applied every six months to prevent contaminants from being absorbed into the stone. Remove stains with an absorbent solvent formulated for use on stone. Do not use polish on travertine with a matte finish, which has been honed rather than polished. Penetrating sealer may be used on honed stone. |
| Product Material: Stone | Table Shape: Square | Table Top: Stone |
| Top Type: No Umbrella Hole | Construction Quality: Residential | Finish: White |
| Product Care: Tables with stone tops, which are exposed to temperatures below 33 degrees Fahrenheit, should be covered with a non-porous cover to prevent the introduction of residual moisture. This moisture, if introduced into the holes and crevices in stone, may freeze at temperatures below 33 degrees Fahrenheit and may cause splits or cracks. Please note that damage caused by water freeze will not be covered under any century outdoor warranty. Please see the complete century outdoor warranty for details. Protect surfaces from scratching, staining and etching by: keeping them free of debris or sharp objects wiping up spills immediately avoiding contact with chemicals, particularly acid based substances clean with ph neutral products or those especially formulated for use on stone. Your outdoor stone tops have been sealed at the factory. However, a new coat of penetrating sealer should be applied every six months to prevent contaminants from being absorbed into the stone. Remove stains with an absorbent solvent formulated for use on stone. Do not use polish on travertine with a matte finish, which has been honed rather than polished. Penetrating sealer may be used on honed stone. |
