Limone 30 Inch Round Bistro Table - $480

Item Type: Bistro Table
Collection: Limone
Seating Cap: 2
Material: Wrought Iron
Shape: Round
Table Base: With Legs
Table Top: Grouted Mosaic
Umbrella Hole: No
Warranty: One Year Limited

Wrought Iron
The frames are dipped in a zinc phosphate bath and then E-Coated to help create a weather resistant coating to delay the onset of rust.. The wrought iron chairs, bases, and frames are quality checked for strength and dura-bility. Iron welds are ground for aesthetic appeal. Finally, a colored powder-coating finish (pulverac powder) is applied and baked at 210°C onto the iron for stronger color and protection.

Maintenence
Wash frames with a mild soap and water only. Rinse and dry thoroughly. It is advisable to treat the frames with liquid wax for maximum protection against UV light.

Do not use any chemicals or abrasives to clean furniture as this may affect the finish. When not in use, it is strongly recommended to either cover frames /tables with furniture covers or store them out of the elements This action will protect the table surface and prolong its original appearance.

Mosaic Tops
Small cracks in grout, small holes in stone surface, and color oxidation are common reactions to nature and under normal use have no impact on product quality. Clean surfaces with mild soap and water and dry thoroughly. If stained with wine or coffee, wipe away immediately with mild soap and water. Do not use detergents or chemicals to clean surface as this will damage the table tops’ protective coating.

When not in use, it is strongly recommended to either cover frames /tables with furniture covers or store them out of the elements. This action will protect the table surface and prolong its original appearance.

Bistro Tables & Sets
The Bistro Table is quintessentially quaint and casual. Perfect in intimate corners or along walkways it is no surprise why it is the favorite of streetside cafes. The table originated in France but the name itself is a puzzle. Some say it has Russian origins as it sounds similar to a Russian word for “hurry up.” Others claim it originates from the French word “bistrouille,” a term from Northern France meaning a mixture of coffee and brandy or an inexpensive drink.