Product Safety

To avoid damage to your table:

• Use an umbrella base at all times to secure the umbrella in place
• Remove the umbrella from the table when not in use or in the event of wind, rain, hail, sleet, snow, or any other inclement weather
• For easy umbrella removal and storage:
  • Detach the upper umbrella frame from the lower pole by pushing in the spring load button located just below the crank handle
• Do not stack anything on glass, stone, tile or marble tabletops when storing patio furniture
• Before storing, drain all water that may have accumulated in or around patio furniture frames: if not drained properly, water can cause freeze damage including bursting or cracking of metal tubing
• For safety reasons, do not sit or stand on the table
• Cover furniture with outdoor furniture covers when not in use

To protect your table and umbrella against damage and avoid property damage or  bodily injury:

• All umbrellas must be closed and taken down in windy conditions
• Umbrellas should always be closed when not in use
• Umbrella bases must be used at all times when using an in-the-table umbrella; the umbrella must be secured to the base by inserting the umbrella pole through the table top center hole and attaching the bottom of the pole to the base with the tightening screw.

Plantation Patterns outdoor furniture is built to accommodate the following weight limits: if these weight limits are exceeded, the manufacturer’s warranty will become void

• Individual dining chair: the maximum weight limit is 300 lbs./136 kg
• Individual bar height chair: the maximum weight limit is 300 lbs./136 kg
• Individual chaise lounge: the maximum weight limit is 300 lbs./136 kg
• Two person swing or glider: the maximum combined weight limit is 600 lbs./272 kg (300lbs./136 kg per individual)

Adjust each chaise lounge or reclining chair back while standing next to it; never adjust a chaise lounge or reclining chair back while seated in the chair; if you do, serious bodily injury can occur including injury to fingers, hands and back: during windy conditions, it is recommended that the chair back is lowered to the flat position since the wind could potentially force the chair back to unexpectedly flip upward, causing bodily injury