The Vintage Fire Pit Table features a cedar wood base that is intentionally left unsealed to age naturally. If left unsealed, the wood will become grayer as time continues.

If you would like to stop the natural aging of the wood or if you would like to seal in the “vintage” finish, the base can be sealed with a wood sealer. To maintain the appearance of the finished base, a new coat of sealer will need to be reapplied every few years.

Before sealing, clean with a pressure washer or deck washer but be careful to not damage the surrounding framework, tile, or other finishes.

It is not necessary to seal the wood and the final finish is left up to your preference.

The Vintage Fire Pit Table features a cedar wood base that is intentionally left unsealed to age naturally. If left unsealed, the wood will become grayer as time continues.

If you would like to stop the natural aging of the wood or if you would like to seal in the “vintage” finish, the base can be sealed with a wood sealer. To maintain the appearance of the finished base, a new coat of sealer will need to be reapplied every few years.

Before sealing, clean with a pressure washer or deck washer but be careful to not damage the surrounding framework, tile, or other finishes.

It is not necessary to seal the wood and the final finish is left up to your preference.

The Vintage Fire Pit Table features a cedar wood base that is intentionally left unsealed to age naturally. If left unsealed, the wood will become grayer as time continues.

If you would like to stop the natural aging of the wood or if you would like to seal in the “vintage” finish, the base can be sealed with a wood sealer. To maintain the appearance of the finished base, a new coat of sealer will need to be reapplied every few years.

Before sealing, clean with a pressure washer or deck washer but be careful to not damage the surrounding framework, tile, or other finishes.

It is not necessary to seal the wood and the final finish is left up to your preference.

The Vintage Fire Pit Table features a cedar wood base that is intentionally left unsealed to age naturally. If left unsealed, the wood will become grayer as time continues.

If you would like to stop the natural aging of the wood or if you would like to seal in the “vintage” finish, the base can be sealed with a wood sealer. To maintain the appearance of the finished base, a new coat of sealer will need to be reapplied every few years.

Before sealing, clean with a pressure washer or deck washer but be careful to not damage the surrounding framework, tile, or other finishes.

It is not necessary to seal the wood and the final finish is left up to your preference.