Usage Instructions

1. Setting Up the Table

Ensure the table is placed on a flat, stable surface for safety. Position the table in a way that provides ample space for chairs around it for all 8 seats.

2. Seating Capacity

The table comfortably seats up to 8 people. Avoid overcrowding or exceeding the recommended seating capacity to ensure safety and comfort.

3. Cleaning the Tabletop

Wipe down the tabletop after each use to prevent stains and food buildup. For food residue, use a damp cloth with mild soap. Dry the surface afterward to prevent water damage.

Care Instructions

1. Routine Cleaning

Regularly clean the wooden surface using a soft cloth to avoid scratches. For more thorough cleaning, use a wood cleaner or mild soap solution, followed by drying with a clean cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the wood finish.

2. Sealing and Polishing

To maintain the wood's natural beauty, consider applying a wood sealant or furniture polish every 6 months. This will help protect the table from moisture, UV rays, and dirt accumulation.

3. Protection from Weather

If used outdoors, it's important to cover the table with a waterproof cover or store it in a sheltered area during inclement weather (rain, snow, etc.) to prevent wood damage, warping, or discoloration. For outdoor use, regularly check for signs of weathering and address any issues early.

4. Preventing Scratches and Damage

Avoid placing heavy or sharp objects directly on the table without protection (such as placemats or tablecloths). Use coasters or trivets under hot items like pots, pans, or mugs to avoid heat damage.

Safety and Usage Precautions

1. Weight Capacity

The table is designed to hold up to [insert weight limit, e.g., 250 lbs / 113 kg] of distributed weight. Do not place extremely heavy objects on the table.

2. Avoid Overloading

Do not use the table for activities or purposes other than its intended use, such as standing on or using it as a platform for heavy objects.

3. Check for Stability

Periodically check the table for any loose screws or bolts and tighten them if needed to maintain stability.

4. Child Supervision

Always supervise children around the table to prevent accidents. Ensure the area around the table remains clear to avoid tripping hazards.

Storage Recommendations

1. Indoor Storage

When not in use, store the table in a dry, cool environment to avoid exposure to excess moisture or direct sunlight, which can cause the wood to warp or fade.

2. Outdoor Storage

If you plan to store the table outdoors, use a protective cover to shield it from the elements. Ensure the table is placed on a level surface to avoid strain on the legs.