Can this table be left outdoors?
181744
Yes. That is why we purchased these tables. They can fit 4 children between the ages of 2 and 6 very nicely.
181745
I have left my table outside for a couple of weeks. It gets very dirty, but cleans up well. I normally fold it up and move it into the garage.
181746
Yes this table can be left outside. It's been out on our deck off and on this spring; in rain & pollen and wipes off so easily
107374
I use it both outside attached to my deck and inside attached to a heavy table leg(with strap). I wouldn't leave it outside unless the weather is mostly warm and dry and it's out of the sun, or it will deteriorate more quickly.
180429
Yes. The table can be placed away from walls and furniture--all four sides are finished.
975734
I have not personally used it outside, but this is designed for indoor use. I am sure you could set it up outside and then take it back inside, but it is by no means rugged.
934557
No I would not keep this outside, I would use some type of Rubber Maid or pool or deck bench as those are made for damp, wet weather
776954
hello, yes this can used for an outside picnic table. some tables have a hole in the to put the stand through. if not, then this can easily be screwed in the ground, off to the side of the table.
856013
I would say no because surface of the table is not metal. The surface is somewhat water resistance, and I don't think it is water and weather proof.
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.
1696069
I would not recommend you leave this outside, the wood would probably warp and likely the metal will rust over time.
223480
It is definitely possible to be left off. I would not recommend doing this though. That rear panel is the main stabilizer for the whole table. It would not be very stable or safe to put anything on.
1543782
I am using it outside. I cover it with an outdoor furniture cover, push it into a breezeway when not using it and have it in the garage for the winter. I am going to look into some kind of waterproofing spray before I put it outside this year. The only negative for me is the fact that I am short and with the wheels on, the table is a little too high to work on comfortably. But it serves my purpose so I am very happy with it.
1331436
I KEEP mine outside but under a covered porch...the finish on them is minimal so if I were you I would put a coat of polyurethane on them. The wood seems solid enough to put outdoors.
1191082
Yes it can be "left out" from the table. It will leave 4 holes exposed on the legs but shouldn't be too noticeable. Great table overall too!
2125136
That wouldn't be a problem at all. I wouldn't leave it outside 24/7 in the sun and everything for days on end, but I would see no problem with it being outside. In fact our deck chairs are a bit wider than our dining room table chairs, so it'd probably be even more stable(not that it's a problem at all tho!)
613580
Yes it can be left outside. I actually bought a cover for it to protect it more from the elements and I also stained it
1020342
I wouldn't recommend leaving it outdoors. Even though the "cup" is thick rubber it may have a tendency to crack when weathered. Although that piece is replaceable it's a matter of how often would you really want to do that. You may want a larger plastic tee so that you can leave it outside continually.
1383429
As far as the plastic is concerned, it would probably hold up just fine in the rain. I'd be more worried about the sun causing discoloration (ie. fading) of the table since the table is not fully white, but a kind of light gray. The metal legs may suffer damage in the rain. They are coated with paint; however, in setting up the table and taking it back down, you are constantly moving the metal legs and locking them in place. In doing so, some of the paint inevitably rubs off and may rust in the rain.