Classic Maple Original Tabletops

Q: What are the hardest tables you make?

Maple is the hardest wood we use, so Maple Restaurant Tabletops are the most durable. They are also heavy, so check base compatibility with our team.

Table Top Style: Classic

Wood Type: Maple

Wood Source: New

Thickness: 1-1/2″ (others by request)

Texture: Smooth

Plank Width: 1 1/4″

Edge Profile: 1/8″ Eased (others by request)

Corner Profile: 1/8″ Eased (others by request)

Color Options: Chestnut, Honey, Original, Paprika, Pecan, Truffle

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

Indoor Use Only

Price:

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SKU: CLM-OR

Category: Table Tops

Tag: Classic Restaurant Table Tops

Maple Restaurant Tabletops bring a bright, clean look that keeps spaces calm and balanced. The surface feels light and natural, with fine grain that pairs easily with black metal bases or light floors. Each top uses full-length, quarter-sawn maple for stability and a smooth, linear pattern. We hand-sand and seal every side with our matte commercial finish to resist heat, cleaning, and moisture. See our full line of Classic Line Table Tops or explore real installations in our Gallery.

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Defined by Stave Width and Table Thickness

Classic Maple tabletops are shaped by their solid stave width and uniform thickness. Each stave measures between 1 1/8″ and 1 3/8″ wide, and the top averages 1 1/2″ thick. The thickness can be customized for a stronger or lighter profile depending on your design goals. The soft white color lets the maple’s grain glow naturally, revealing light tonal depth that brightens restaurant interiors. The balanced tone feels warm and modern in spaces that favor simple, natural materials.

🔆 Designer Insight

Original Maple fits equally well in bright, white interiors or colorful dining rooms. Its soft tone balances vivid surroundings and still stands out as an elegant centerpiece.

Classic Maple pairs easily with a wide range of lighting and décor choices, supporting both modern and transitional restaurant interiors. Guests enjoy the smooth hand-feel created through careful machining and finishing, while operators appreciate its long-term resilience. Many designers compare this look with Classic Ash — Original when shaping neutral palettes. Its matte finish stands up well to commercial conditions and maintains a consistent, clean appearance.

Other Popular Unstained Offerings

Classic Ash — Original: Light grain with soft neutral color that brightens modern spaces.
Classic White Oak — Original: Quarter-sawn strength with subtle ray-fleck highlights and warm tone.
Classic Walnut — Original: Deep, rich color with even grain for timeless appeal.
Classic Cherry — Original: Smooth red-brown tone that deepens beautifully over time.

🔆 Pro Tip

Pairing Classic Maple with the CT2021 base ensures stable support and reduces onsite install time, especially when combined with pre-drilling for perfect hardware alignment.

Other Classic Maple Offerings

Classic Maple — Toffee: Warm golden tone that adds comfort and depth to any setting.
Classic Maple — Chestnut: Medium brown hue that enhances rustic and refined interiors.
Classic Maple — Pecan: Balanced mid-tone brown that blends well with light and dark décor.
Classic Maple — Truffle: Deep brown tone for bold, dramatic restaurant settings.
Classic Maple — Charcoal: Cool gray-brown finish ideal for industrial and modern spaces.

Explore our latest styles with the New Colors, Textures & Styles of Restaurant Table Tops for 2018 article, compare the 18×18 footprint in the CT2021 base pairing, and contact our team via the Contact page to start your project with confidence and clarity.

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FAQs

How will this Maple Restaurant Tabletop show age?

If someone scratches the surface, the mark appears white. This hides wear well, keeping the tabletop looking new longer.

What table bases pair best with this product?

The options are endless and depend on the tabletop size. You can start by visiting our table base page for options.

What are the hardest tables you make?

Maple is the hardest wood we use, so Maple Restaurant Tabletops are the most durable. They are also heavy, so check base compatibility with our team.

How do I maintain Maple Restaurant Tabletops?

Clean with a soft cloth and mild cleaner. Avoid abrasives and strong solvents. Regular dusting and quick spill cleanup keep them looking their best.

Can I customize the edge or finish of this tabletop?

Yes. You can choose any edge profile or finish level during your order. Our team will match your restaurant’s design and color goals.