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Kashmir White or Black Galaxy Granite Table Top
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- Listed for patio use
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Granite and stone table tops
Stone gives a table a settled, permanent look, the kind a hotel restaurant or a terrace bar keeps from season to season. Granite, quartz and sintered stone make up the 5 tops here, and each holds an indoor listing and a patio listing alike.
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Uba-Tuba or Giallo Gold Granite Table Top
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Sintered Stone Outdoor Table Top with Stainless Steel Edge
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Plan the room around the changeover
Start with the seat count for the room and the way your team will set it. Then read the listed dimensions, the frame and the seat options, and whether a model is marked as stackable. A ballroom, a restaurant and a terrace each deserve their own line, so the order reads the way the property is laid out.
Plan granite and stone table tops for tables that stay set from season to season, and give each top a base whose spread is sized to the top before the order goes in.
Account for the selected top
Use the exact listed material, dimensions, and weight when reviewing the support. A stone-look image does not establish the construction, and the base must be suitable for the selected tabletop.
Pair the surface with its support
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.
Stone gives a table a settled, permanent look, the kind a hotel restaurant or a terrace bar keeps from season to season. Granite, quartz and sintered stone make up the 5 tops here, and each holds an indoor listing and a patio listing alike. Each comes in square, rectangular and round shapes. Choose the shape, then the base that will carry it.
One top for the restaurant and the terrace
Each top here is cleared for the dining room and the terrace alike. That makes stone one of the few surfaces that can follow a property's plans through the year: dining room tables in winter, terrace tables when the season opens. Patio pieces still want care outside. Rinse the surface, keep water from standing on it, and cover or store the tables when the season ends.
Two tops are granite, one is quartz and one is sintered stone. Ask for a free material sample before the order, and again before a reorder, since listed colors change over time. A terrace furnished in two deliveries a year apart should still look like one room. Hold the swatch up on the terrace itself, in the light it will live in, before you decide.
Shapes and sizes for the party
Each top is offered square, rectangular and round. Size it to the guests it will seat. Two sit at 24 by 30 inches, or 30 by 30 for a generous table. Four want 36 inches square or 42 inches round; five or six gather around 48 inches of round stone. A rectangle of 30 by 48 inches seats four along its sides, and a pair of them pushed together makes a table for a family lunch on the terrace. Every shape and size makes a separate line, so list them room by room.
The base underneath
A stone top needs a base sized to it. Under a round, choose a spread of two thirds or more of the diameter: about 28 inches under a 42-inch round, 32 under a 48-inch round. If the right pairing is unclear, ask for a callback from a specialist before the order goes in. On a bar-height base, a stone top becomes a high table for the lobby bar or the terrace bar, where guests stand close and rest a glass on it all evening.
Single tops start around $140. For other surfaces, see the configurable table tops, the resin table tops for a pool deck, and the full table tops department. Pair each stone top with its base in the terrace or restaurant property plan, and the setup team will know which top sits where.
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