What are the effects of prolonged exposure to grill smoke on PVC tables?
Prolonged exposure to grill smoke can significantly damage PVC tables, commonly used in outdoor dining setups. The smoke contains grease, heat, and chemical residues that gradually degrade the PVC material. Over time, this leads to discoloration, surface weakening, and even cracks. The high heat from grills can cause the PVC to warp or lose its structural integrity. Additionally, the oily particles in smoke adhere to the table, making it harder to clean and accelerating wear. To minimize damage, use protective covers, position tables farther from the grill, and clean surfaces regularly with mild detergents. Investing in heat-resistant materials or metal tables near grills is also recommended for long-term durability.
