
Table tops
Table Top with T-Mold Edge in Laminate
- Laminate top
- Indoor use
Seat the room, then the details
Some rooms never quite fit a stock size: a banquette that wants a top two inches shorter, a window bay that takes a round only. These 14 tops let you choose size, shape, surface and edge from listed options.
14 listed products · Prices in USD · Options on each product
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Custom restaurant table tops
Think about the room this piece will live in before you settle on it. A banquet hall that clears every Sunday wants chairs that lift and stack, while a bar with regulars wants a stool that stays put. Save each choice to the venue plan for that room, with its finish noted, so a second order matches the first.
Start with size and shape when you build custom restaurant table tops, then the surface and the edge; saving the result to a venue plan keeps a second location's order identical.
The selected top size, material, weight, and mounting details matter to the base pairing. Check the listed compatibility for the exact top and base; a shared finish does not establish a suitable match.
Keep the shape and size with each selected top. The available sizes may be options on one product, and changing them can change the price or the support needed.
Some rooms never quite fit a stock size: a banquette that wants a top two inches shorter, a window bay that takes a round only. These 14 tops let you choose size, shape, surface and edge from listed options. Begin with the size the space allows, then settle the surface, and only then the edge and the color.
Start at the wall, not the catalog. Measure the booth or banquette the top serves, or the gap between two columns, and choose the size first. Square shapes are listed on 12 tops, rectangles and rounds on 11 each, and four can be ordered with drop leaves. That range covers most dining rooms, with the drop leaf for a room that seats couples at lunch and parties of four at dinner.
Surfaces run mostly to laminate, with eight tops, then resin with two, and single tops in veneer, wood and sintered stone. A custom laminate tabletop with self edge starts at $97. The same surface with a PVC edge, the custom laminate tabletop with PVC edge, lists at $106.
Stay inside the listed sizes, shapes and finishes and the top is ordered as a standard item, so the usual 14 to 21 business days apply before it leaves us. Step outside them, a size beyond the standard range or a special-order finish, and the top becomes a custom order. Custom work takes longer, up to about 8 weeks, needs a 40% deposit, and after our confirmation there is no cancelling it and no return. Settle every dimension before you send it.
Patio use is listed on four tops here. Keep the rest inside, and pair outdoor tops with bases that are also listed for patio use.
Ask for a free table top material sample before you order a room, and keep it with the venue file. When the group opens its next site, or reorders after a few seasons, a sample in hand will match far better than a color name on a screen.
For stock tops without choices, laminate table tops and wood table tops sit alongside, and resin table tops suit rooms that turn fast. Save every configured top to venue plans with its size, surface and edge, and copy the plan to open the next room with the same tops.
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