Key risks

• Tipping over or shifting of the table during play or while moving it.
• Finger entrapment in hinges, latches, castors and the folding mechanism.
• Collapse of a tabletop if the locking mechanisms are not properly engaged.
• Impacts with walls, furniture, lamps or glass due to insufficient clearance around it.
• Falls caused by tripping over legs, castors, net supports or accessories on the floor.
• Injuries when lifting or transporting the table due to its weight and size.
• Deterioration or minor burns from surfaces becoming very hot in the sun during outdoor use.
• Damage to delicate floors when moving the table on castors or by dragging it.
• Exposure to strong wind or rain that can destabilise the table outdoors.
• Risk to small children from small accessory parts or loose caps.

Safe use

• Place the table on a flat, stable surface with sufficient clear space around it.
• Before playing, lock the castors and check that the folding locks are properly engaged.
• Open and fold the tabletops slowly, keeping hands clear of hinges and pinch points.
• Folding and moving should preferably be carried out by two adults, and no one should stand between the table halves.
• Move the table slowly, holding it by the frame; avoid pulling by the surface and lift it to negotiate steps or thresholds.
• Do not sit, stand or place heavy objects on the tabletops.
• Fit and tension the net without forcing the clamps; stop use if you notice any loose or unstable parts.
• Avoid use in strong wind, rain or in draughty areas that could cause it to tip over.
• Keep the playing area clear of drinks, cables and objects that could cause slips or trips.

Storage and maintenance

• Store the table folded with the locks engaged and, if possible, under a protective cover.
• Store in a dry, ventilated place away from prolonged moisture, intense direct sunlight and heat sources.
• If stored upright, secure it so it cannot roll or tip over, and keep it out of walkways.
• Clean the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry it; avoid abrasive products and high-pressure jets.
• Periodically check screws, net clamps, castors and brakes; tighten or replace worn parts.
• Keep the castors and mechanisms free of dust; lubricate only if specified by the manufacturer.
• Outdoors, avoid leaving it unfolded in wind or rain and dry it after it gets wet to prevent deterioration.

Restrictions on use

• Use under adult supervision when minors are nearby or during opening, folding and moving operations.
• Do not use as a platform, ladder, workbench or seat.
• Do not modify latches, locks or folding systems; do not remove guards or stops.
• Do not use parts, fasteners or accessories that are incompatible with the model.
• Do not use on sloped or unstable surfaces or in areas with traffic, stairs or edges where there is a risk of falling.
• Do not place near open flames, stoves or other heat sources.
• If the table is for indoor use, avoid prolonged outdoor use; if it is for outdoor use, follow the manufacturer's guidance on climate and placement.
• Stop using it if you detect cracks, excessive play, brakes that do not lock, or any damage that affects stability.