Garden Table in Plywood – Cold Meals and Light Objects, Coordinated Range
This plywood table is intended for indoor and outdoor use: terrace, garden, conservatory or living room. It is designed for placing light objects and cold meals only — it is not built to support heavy loads, hot meals placed directly on it, or kitchen equipment. It belongs to a coordinated range with the plywood armchair and sun lounger. A protective finish is recommended for outdoor use.
Main characteristics
| Characteristic | Description |
|---|
| Material | Plywood |
| Intended use | Cold meals and light objects only |
| Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Finish | To be treated – exterior wood stain or paint recommended |
| Winter storage | Covered and dry storage recommended |
| Coordinated range | Plywood armchair and sun lounger |
Key points
- ✓ Versatile use: indoor and outdoor to suit your needs
- ✓ Coordinated range: pairs with the armchair and the sun lounger
- ✓ Free finish: wood stain, dye or paint to suit your décor
- ✓ Clearly defined use: cold meals and light objects for appropriate comfort
- ✓ Easy winter storage: store in a covered space from October
Installation tips
Before outdoor use, apply an exterior wood stain or microporous paint to the entire table, including faces and edges. Avoid placing hot objects directly on the tabletop — use table mats or trivets. Spilt liquids should be wiped up quickly to prevent them from penetrating the wood. Clean the table with mild soapy water using a damp cloth.
Maintenance and protection
Bring the table indoors to a covered, dry space in autumn. Renew the finish every 2 to 3 years. If the tabletop becomes permanently stained, lightly sand with 180-grit paper and reapply a coat of finish. Avoid abrasive cleaners that damage the plywood surface.
Frequently asked questions
Why is this table limited to cold meals?
Plywood is sensitive to direct heat, which can warp or delaminate the layers. Plates or dishes coming out of the oven or microwave must not be placed directly on it without a trivet.
Can this table be left outside in the rain?
Occasionally yes, if it has been treated. For continuous exposure to rain, bring the table indoors or cover it. Standing water on an unprotected tabletop accelerates delamination of the plywood.
What is the height of this table?
Data to be confirmed according to product specifications. Consult the product detail sheet for exact dimensions or contact Woodup customer service.
Is this table suitable for use in a flat (balcony)?
Yes. Its light weight and compact size make it a suitable choice for small balconies. Make sure the balcony is sufficiently covered to limit direct exposure to rain.
Can this table be repainted in a bright colour?
Yes. Plywood accepts all acrylic paints. Sand with 150-grit paper, apply a wood undercoat then your finishing paint in two coats with complete drying between coats.
Plywood garden armchair
Plywood sun lounger
