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Products:
Tabletops
Customstone tabletops achieve the perfect combination of beauty and durability
unmatched by any other material. Customstone is ideal for kitchen tables,
dining room tables, and coffee tables, where you want furniture that adds
to the beauty of your room, yet is resistant to the spills and other abuses
of daily living. To fit your specific needs, all tabletops are custom
made-to-order in the size, shape, and color of your choice.
Custom-built to Your Specifications
From circular breakfast tables to rectangular formal dining tables, we
offer various shapes and sizes to fit your most unique design. Contact
us for custom shapes as well.
Table Shape Options
Circular |
Rectangular
2" Radius |
Rectangular
1/2" Radius |
Custom
With Inlay |
Circular tables are available in even inch increment diameters from 12"
to 120". Rectangular tables are available in even inch increments
any length by width, with 2" or 1/2" radius corners. Custom
tables are available upon request.
Color and Edge Options
(See Customstone
Colors & Options)
Design Considerations
- Every Customstone
tabletop comes in a 7/8” standard thickness (± 1/16”).
- Tabletops with a length and width both greater than 48” require
a practically invisible bonded seam. Therefore, a 48” x 120”
table has no seam, but a 50” x 120” table does.
- A maximum overhang of 8” beyond the supports of the table is
allowable.
- Length, width and diameter dimensions are within ± 1/4”
of the nominal dimension.
- Tabletops have a weight similar to a piece of glass or stone of the
same size at 8 lbs per square foot.
- The tabletop will rest on top of a table base similar to the way glass
or stone rests on a base. Additional methods for mounting tabletops,
such as threaded inserts for mounting screws, are available at an additional
cost.
“Furniture manufacturers are also using solid surface in their designs
for residential applications such as dining room tables and buffet tops.
. . . Not only is the new product (solid surface tabletops) ideally suited
to today’s family on the go, but all the design elements combine
to produce a furniture-quality look and feel."
- Kitchen & Bath Design News, September 2000
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