Crosley Kaplan 60 Inch Outdoor Metal Dining Table Oil-Rubbed Bronze - CO6215-BZ

• Manual for KAPLAN OUTDOOR METAL DINING TABLE Part 1

What our Experts Think

• Durable Construction – Made from heavy-duty steel with an oil-rubbed bronze finish, built to withstand the elements and resist rust.

• Classic Outdoor Style – Features a slatted tabletop and clean lines for a timeless look that suits a variety of patio or garden setups.

• Functional Design – Includes a built-in umbrella hole with a removable cover, offering shade options for sunny days.

• Generous Seating Space – Measures 60" wide by 37" deep, comfortably seating up to six guests for outdoor meals and gatherings.

• Stable Setup – Equipped with adjustable leg levelers for enhanced stability on uneven surfaces.

Q&A

Q: What is the Crosley Kaplan 60-Inch Outdoor Metal Dining Table?
A: A rectangular outdoor dining table with a classic silhouette, slatted top, and oil-rubbed bronze finish, ideal for stylish al fresco dining.

Q: What materials is the table made from?
A: Made from heavy-duty steel with a weather-resistant, powder-coated oil-rubbed bronze finish for lasting outdoor use.

Q: What is the weight capacity of the table?
A: The table supports up to 100 pounds.

Q: What design features does it offer?
A: Includes a slatted tabletop, 1.77-inch umbrella hole with cover, and transitional design that complements most outdoor spaces.

Q: Where is the table best used?
A: Perfect for patios, decks, gardens, or poolside areas.

Q: How should the table be maintained?
A: Wipe clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals to maintain the finish

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Regularly: Wipe the table with a soft, damp cloth to remove dirt. Use mild soap and water for deeper cleaning, then rinse thoroughly.

• Avoid Abrasive Materials: Do not use scouring pads or abrasive cleaners, as they can scratch and damage the powder-coated finish.

• Prevent Water Accumulation: Keep the table free of standing water to reduce the risk of rust or corrosion over time.

• Use a Protective Cover: When not in use, especially during bad weather, cover the table with a suitable outdoor furniture cover to protect it.

• Inspect for Wear: Regularly check for any loose screws, chips, or surface damage and address them promptly to avoid further deterioration.

• Keep Away from Harsh Chemicals: Avoid contact with strong cleaning agents or substances that could compromise the metal surface.