damage to folding table

 we have this type of folding table, please see picture on tinypic website

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=dxeaev&s=4

the folding edges are very thin and with a very small clearance.  would this
be able to cope with being stored in a tin garden shed (with no heating) in
north london u.k.  over the winter?  Or would it likely warp and distort?
Thanks for any advice.

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 john d hamilton wrote:

The link works fine for me.  If the shed is _dry_ I wouldn't expect
any problems.  Stored in the shed it likely sees less moisture change
than stored in a heated house, but if it's getting wet all bets are
off.

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John thanks.  the roof does not leak, but the concrete floor gets wet.
obviously i would stand the table on bricks off the wet floor, but i guess
the humidity is going sky high.  does that count as wet, in this instance?

 john d hamilton wrote:

Sort of.  How does the water get on the floor--does it seep up from
undereath or is it coming in from somewhere else?  If it's seeping
throught the floor it shouldn't be a problem, but if it's coming in
from somewhere else you need to find and fix the leak.

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