Stone Age Concrete Stool Set

Limited 10 Year Warranty What This Warranty Covers: All concrete and steel parts against defects for material and workmanship for a period of 10 years. What This Warranty Does Not Cover: Shipment for replacement parts outside of the U.S. Installation of replacement parts anywhere. Exclusions: - Intentional vandalism. Our tables are extremely vandal resistant however persons with the intent to harm can over time destroy anything. We will provide reduced price parts to owners whose table has been affected by intentional vandalism. - Damage due to accident, misuse, abuse, fire, flood, "Acts of God," or other contingencies beyond the control of Stone Age Concrete Games, Inc. Non-Warranty items that are part of Manufacturers recommendations for the care of your tables: - Concrete should be evaluated and resealed if needed every 2 years using a quality polyurethane sealer. Failure to reseal concrete can lead to staining and over time to deterioration. - Powder coated parts and table lines should be inspected for scratches and touch up painted every year if needed to provide maximum rust protection and for aesthetics.

Care and Maintenance

Concrete tables require little care and maintenance throughout their lifetime.

Installation:

During installation care should be taken to protect the surface and sides of any table or piece being handled. Keep any wrapping on until installation is completed. Bolts should be tightened slowly, alternating between bolts so that undo pressure is not put on a single point of the table.

Daily Care:

Tables may have dust, small dirt particles, sand, leaves, tree needles, or other debris on them from being outside. Since even small particles can alter the trajectory of the balls, most players wipe off the tables before playing with a brush, towel, cloth, or even their hands.

Weekly or Monthly Care:

Optional: You may want to hose off the tables now and then with water from a hose or spray bottle and a cloth. A non-corrosive detergent/soap is optional.

Yearly:

Concrete should be evaluated or inspected every year and if it is determined that the table should be resealed, then a concrete sealer should be applied over the surface and sides of the table top and leg surfaces as well. Manufacturer recommends a quality polyurethane sealer, of which there are many brands. Failure to reseal concrete can lead to staining and over time to deterioration. Corn hole boards with artwork and chess/checker tables can be resealed yearly to protect the artwork on corn hole and mixed medium tables such as chess tables or backgammon.

Powder coated parts should be inspected for scratches and touch up paint applied every year, if needed, to provide maximum rust protection and for aesthetics. Manufacturer recommends an outdoor paint matched as closely as possible to the original color provided.

Some Assembly Required