can this table be left outside? looking to use for outdoor kitchen area.
1136813
I wouldn't unless you painted the maple top with a durable outdoor type paint. The legs and shelf are galvanized metal which could tolerate outdoor use.
1136814
It would probably not be a good idea unless it were protected better. The wood is oiled, which is water repellant enough for a kitchen, but constant exposure to weather would very likely ruin the surface and warp it. Most outdoor furniture is made with eucalyptus, teak or other naturally weather-resistant woods. This is maple, which is a poor choice for outdoor furniture.
1136815
I would not want to use this item outside. This type of wood I feel is too fragile and not treated for constant outdoor use.
779358
I wouldn't use this outside unles it's under a cover porch etc. I think the wood wouldn't do well if exposed to the westher.
357296
I would not put it outdoors. The paint is not durable in weather. The top is 11-1/2 inches. We have two and both are used inside..........Jim
977465
I personally don't leave it outside, I fold it up and bring it inside. It's light enough that this is not an inconvenience to do and since it's the perfect size for our small table and it took me awhile to find this umbrella, I don't want to risk having it get ruined.
1009089
We left it outside all summer long. We brought it in for the winter. We live in New England. It is still in good shape. It will probably need to be stained at the end of this summer. LOVE this table.
109681
I think it can be outside if it's in a covered area away from the elements. It's a sturdy bench and easy to maintain but if it's left out in the elements it may get a little messed up.
1336529
I guess you could leave the table outside but I suspect the plastic top would deteriorate badly. It's not stated if it's resistant to UV rays but I would think not. The leveling mechanism located on one leg would rust and the bolt would be difficult to turn. The paint job on the metal parts is excellent but anywhere the paint is scratched will eventually rust. I would not even consider leaving my table outside for long periods.
2131300
No I would not use it outdoors. While the edges of the play surface are sealed I do believe the table would swell if exposed to moisture.
1118062
Hi, no, i do not think you can leave the swing outside w/o getting it ruined. I think this is pretty much indoors. I have it and i don't think the material is durable enough to weather the elements. Plus, it would take a very long time for it to dry up in the even of rain.Hope this is helpful!
560026
We had this table outside on our deck all winter long, uncovered and buried under 2.5 feet of snow in Chicago. It is beautiful and still looks brand new despite our harsh winter exposure to it. I don't know whether the salty ocean breezes would harm it or not.
488391
It is NOT wood, it is resin plastic. Yes, it appears to be safe for outdoor usage. VERY small though, the items pictured on the table are MINIATURE. This is a misleading listing.
1383428
I would guess that if you had any worn spots on the paint it could rust a bit. Mine seems to be a very sturdy table for the money and I have been leaving it outside. I do try and keep the sprinkler off of it and plan to put it away for the winter. A little rain hasn't hurt mine!
1566116
I am not sure if it will rust or deteriorate if left outside. Mine is in my kitchen. My impression is that it is designed for inside use.
1325549
Yes I do not see an issue with keeping this Cart stored outside. I would recommend that you try and put some sort of cover over it to protect it from the elements as there are some nuts and bolts that could rust over time. Hope this helps!
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Mo, I wouldn't try to put it outside. It is beautiful and I have it in my kitchen.
882820
We have ours indoors. I suppose it would be "okay" if it doesn't get wet however there are tables meant for outdoors. Otherwise, it's a great table.
1143343
I don't see why not. I have my cutting board indoors, and the only issue I would think about leaving it outdoors is with cracking if you should have below zero weather then warming - such as we have had a little of in the Northeast. Hope this is helpful!