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Resin table tops

Resin is the top for a table that gets wiped thirty times a day. All 24 tops here are resin, most come in square, round or rectangular shapes, and many carry a patio listing on top of the indoor one. The first decision is size, and size follows how many people sit at the table.

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Resin table tops

Notes from behind the counter

Picture the piece at four in the afternoon, after the lunch line has been through. Check the seat height against your counter and the base spread against the top. Save the models that pass to a shop plan, with a note on where each one goes.

Resin tops come in square, rectangular and round cuts, and many are listed for patio use; with resin table tops, check that note when a table heads for the sidewalk.

Identify the actual surface

Read the product description for the resin material or surface system, its listed use, and the available finish. Similar marble or wood effects can sit on different constructions with different care instructions.

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.

Shop plans

Resin is the top for a table that gets wiped thirty times a day. All 24 tops here are resin, most come in square, round or rectangular shapes, and many carry a patio listing on top of the indoor one. The first decision is size, and size follows how many people sit at the table.

Size by seats

Count the guests before you pick a shape.

  • Two people with a coffee: a 24-inch square.
  • Two people with plates: 30 inches square.
  • Four people: 36 inches square, or a round at 42.
  • Five or six: a 48-inch round.

Most shops are built on twos. Push two 30-inch squares together and a party of four has a table without you buying a separate size.

Square, round and rectangle

Sixteen tops list a rectangular shape, sixteen square and sixteen round, so most products come in more than one. A round has no corners to knock with a hip, which helps where staff squeeze past with trays. A square lines up against a wall or a window and joins its neighbor neatly.

Inside and out front

Fifteen carry a patio listing, and every one is fine indoors. That means one top can serve the window tables and the sidewalk out front, and you only stock one size of spare. Bring the outdoor ones in or cover them at the end of the season, and rinse the grit off now and then.

The resin table surface and another resin table surface are both $97. Prices start around $72, and half or more sit at that same figure.

The base underneath

A top is only as steady as the base under it. Under a round, the feet of the base should reach across two thirds of the top or more: 24 inches of spread for a 36-inch round. Check the base before you call a table finished.

Order a spare top or two with the first batch. When one picks up a deep scratch, swap it at close and the table is back in service when the doors open.

For a warmer look, compare wood table tops or laminate table tops. A top made to your size is in configurable tops, and the full list sits under table tops.

Draw the tables in a shop plan and you can see how many twos fit before you order.

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