Questions and Answers for Lifetime 6 ft. Wood Grain Folding Picnic Table

A:  As with any surface exposed to direct sunlight, it can get hot. The plastic does not get quite as hot as metal or some wood tables however. Just use caution before sitting down.

A:  The hole opening is 1.78" so a 1 1/4" pole will work fine.

A:  Thanks for shopping with Spreetail! To answer your question, we were unfortunately not provided with this information from the manufacturer and I’d suggest reaching out to them directly in order to get the most accurate information.

A:  Thank you for asking, this table has a single Umbrella Hole

A:  Yes, this does have an umbrella hole with a cap in case you do not want to use an umbrella.

A:  Yes! This table does have an umbrella hole. It comes with a cap, so you can cover the hole if you choose not to use it.

A:  This picnic table does not have an umbrella hole! Thank you for your question.

A:  This table weighs 76 pounds.

A:  I can't tell you pounds but I can tell you that, when folded up, one man can easily carry it. When set up I had no problem with wind moving it. Hope this helps.

A:  Hello! Thanks for asking! You can use products like bleach or soapy water to remove tough stains and spots.

A:  Generally soap and water are all you need. If you have a tough stain, try using a bit of Comet or Soft Scrub with a scouring sponge. Do not use steel wool or wire brushes to clean the table as this could cause damage.

A:  Warm water, a non-abrasive dish soap, Oxy-Clean dissolved, and a lot of persistence. Mix warm water, dish soap, and Oxy-Clean till dissolved using a non-abrasive dish cloth or sponge.

A:  I use a cleaner (like Mr. Clean or AJax) and follow that with the power washer.

A:  Hi Mike. Thank you for your question. For more detailed information about specifications for the Lifetime 6 ft. Wood Grain Folding Picnic Table, contact Lifetime at: 800-225-3865 Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rich_HD_OC

A:  The legs are 1.6" in diameter.

A:  This model is dark brown.

A:  dark brown

A:  medium/dark gray

A:  i’d describe it as charcoal