A calm gray made for hospitality
Mixed Plank Maple in our Fog finish brings a cool, modern tone that lets Maple’s natural figure take center stage. Alternating plank widths create a quiet rhythm—interesting up close, composed from across the room. The overall effect supports thoughtful restaurant table design without stealing attention from the food and lighting.
Craft is the foundation. We start with kiln-dried Maple, align planks for balance, then glue, machine, and hand-sand until the surface feels confidently smooth. Multiple coats of matte acrylic polyurethane lock in color and deliver the durability a table top for restaurant use demands—resisting heat, cleaners, and day-to-day abrasion while avoiding glare. If you want the full walkthrough—edge work, pre-drilling, and QC—step through how we build to see the checkpoints that keep quality consistent.
Fog also plays well across zones. Keep tone and sheen continuous at the rail with coordinated wood bar tops so the pass, bar, and dining floor feel like a single idea. For a broader context of species and finishes, explore our tabletops collection to position Fog precisely inside your palette for wood restaurant table tops and custom restaurant tables.
What makes Fog easy to spec
The finish system is disciplined by design. Our matte acrylic build keeps tone even under ambient light, sheds common cleaners, and maintains a premium appearance over time. That combination helps commercial table tops look fresh longer, which reduces touch-ups and protects the guest experience.
Rollouts stay simple when the spec is clear. We document the finish recipe, edge profile, thickness, and fastening so reorders land identically across locations. Pair that standard with hardware chosen for footprint, overhang, and floor type; our curated options for restaurant table tops and bases make selection straightforward and repeatable from site to site.
When the concept calls for shared seating or chef’s counters, we can keep Fog’s color and sheen identical on longer spans. See configuration and support approaches in our communal tables overview to extend the same palette across zones. If you want the mixed-plank look in a brighter mood, compare the sibling finish Mixed Plank Maple – Original, and browse the project gallery for real-world lighting and photography references.
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