How thick are Classic Distressed Maple tabletops?

Standard thickness is 1-1/2″, other thicknesses available on request.

What species is used for these tabletops?

We use full-length, kiln-dried, quarter-sawn maple for stability and durability.

Can I choose a different stain besides Natural?

Yes — while the color option listed is Natural, alternative stain options such as Toffee, Charcoal or Pecan are available.

What lead time should I expect?

Lead time is approximately 3-4 weeks but may vary depending on species and quantity ordered.

What texture and edge profile does this style have?

This style features a hand-aged distressed surface with a mix of eased edge and hand-scraped edge for subtle character.

Distressed Maple Restaurant Tables with Hand-Aged Texture

Table Top Style: Distressed

Wood Type: Maple

Wood Source: New

Thickness: 1-1/2″ (others by request)

Texture: Distressed

Plank Width: 1- 1/4″

Edge Profile: Mix of Eased and Hand-Scraped

Corner Profile: Hand Scraped

Color Options: Natural

Lead Time: 3-4 weeks (may vary by product & quantity)

Indoor Use Only

Price:

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SKU: CLM-DT

Category: Table Tops

Tag: Distressed Restaurant Table Tops

Distressed Maple Restaurant Tables bring warmth and texture to busy dining rooms with varying color and hand-applied character that feels inviting from the first day of service. We build each top from kiln-dried, quarter-sawn maple and finish it with a low-sheen commercial coating that handles heat, cleaning, and everyday use while keeping the surface visually consistent.

You can compare these tops to other textured options inside our Distressed restaurant tables collection, which highlights additional character-driven builds for high-traffic concepts. Many operators pair Distressed Maple with lighter or darker Maple variants to fine-tune the palette and maintain a cohesive look across bar and dining areas.

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Restaurant Tables with Exceptional Character

Distressed Maple Restaurant Tables bring depth to restaurant interiors through hand-applied character marks that soften the surface from day one. Each top is built from full-length, quarter-sawn Maple using 1 1/4″ staves and a solid 1 1/2″ thickness that creates a balanced and durable profile. This structure remains stable in busy service, supported by our detailed documentation of specs and stain formulas for consistent results across multi-location programs. Because these tops wear gracefully, they maintain a welcoming feel even in high-contact areas.

🔆 Designer Insight

Distressed Maple hides daily wear naturally, so new marks blend into the hand-aged texture without drawing attention.

The Natural Maple stain complements a wide range of restaurant palettes, from relaxed modern concepts to warm casual dining. Each tabletop is colored using a stain that is partially sanded back, leaving subtle variation that feels authentic and never artificial. Maple’s hardness ensures excellent long-term performance, making these tops a dependable option for operators who need beauty and resilience.

Other Popular Maple Products

Classic Maple – Original: Bright stain and tight grain suitable for clean, modern layouts.
Mixed Plank Maple – Original: Wider plank format that adds natural movement and visual interest.

🔆 Pro Tip

Pair Distressed Maple with rounded or eased edge profiles to keep the hand-aged surface feeling soft and comfortable for guests.

Other Popular Distressed Products in a Neutral Brown Color

Classic Distressed Oak: A grounded brown stain with visible character that pairs well with leather seating and warm lighting.

Distressed Maple Restaurant Tables remain a strong choice for operators who value character, clarity, and long-lasting performance. For a brighter maple option with consistent stain, consider Classic Maple – Toffee, or explore red-brown direction with Classic Maple – Paprika. When balancing warm wood against neutral seating materials, Classic Maple – Pecan provides a smooth middle ground that blends easily into most concepts. To compare these options with other styles and species, visit the The Complete Tabletop hub for a complete overview.

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How are the character marks on Distressed Maple created?

Distressed Maple includes hand-applied character marks created by staining the Maple surface and sanding back selected areas for a natural look. These details create depth without hiding Maple’s tight grain pattern, which stays visible under restaurant lighting.

Why is Maple an excellent choice for high-traffic restaurant spaces?

Maple is the hardest species we offer, and many operators choose it because it handles daily contact extremely well. If you want a brighter option that still performs, compare it with Classic Maple Paprika for alternate tone levels.

Can Distressed Maple be used on waterfall tables?

Yes, Distressed Maple works beautifully for waterfall tables because the grain wraps smoothly across the top and down the leg panels. Many designers choose this style to highlight Maple’s tight structure in modern dining rooms.

Can logos or branding be added to Distressed Maple?

You can add engraved branding through our engraved logo service, which gives restaurants a memorable branded look that reads clearly on Maple. This option works especially well in bar areas or high-visibility seating zones.

Which nearby styles pair well with Distressed Maple?

Designers often compare it with Maple Pecan or with the deeper warmth found in Distressed Oak. You can also review Standard Plank Cherry for additional contrast when designing multi-zone layouts.