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Outdoor Restaurant Table Tops Sized for a Four Top
Walk onto almost any hotel terrace or café patio and you'll find square four tops, and that's the job DecoScape designed the Fusion Square 36" x 36" to do. Each side is wide enough for one chair, so four people get a full place setting without bumping elbows.
For a homeowner, choosing from a line of commercial table tops means a surface built for constant wiping, rearranging and weather. The powder coated aluminum slats won't rust or ever need sealing, and the whole top weighs about 26 pounds.
Square Four Top on a Garden Terrace
DecoScape's own photo shows a gray Fusion square top with four sling arm chairs, one to a side, on a stone paver terrace ringed with palms and flowers. It's the classic restaurant layout, and a 36 x 36 table top gives you the same setup at home with the Fusion Dining Arm Chair around it.
Center Hole for Shaded Service
Outdoor dining rooms usually run umbrellas, and the 36" top can be ordered with a hole in the center for one. It's an option for an additional fee, so mention it when you place your order.
Wide, Even Surface
From above you can see the even spacing of the slats and the flat rim around them, a surface that's quick to wipe between meals. With 36" on each side, it holds a full spread of plates, glasses and a centerpiece.
Fusion Square 36" x 36" Key Features
Four top layout: 36" x 36" gives each of four diners a full side.
Hospitality design: made for restaurant and hotel patios, so family dinners are no strain.
Easy cleanup: the smooth powder coat wipes down fast between meals.
Your finish: choose a powder coat color from the menu above.
Umbrella option: a center hole is available for an additional fee.
36 x 36 Table Top Specifications
Model: Fusion Square Top, 36" x 36"
Top: 36" x 36", 2" thick
Weight: 26 lbs (top)
Material: powder coated aluminum slats in a square rim
Restaurants wipe their tables after every seating, and a quick pass with mild soapy water is all this top needs day to day. Give it a deeper clean each season with roughly a quarter cup of mild soap in a gallon of warm water, then rinse. Skip bleach, ammonia, TSP and baking soda, which damage the powder coat. Near salt air, wash it more often and wax it quarterly, and through a hard winter keep it indoors or under a cover with some air space beneath.
Shipping and Lead Time: Made to order. Please contact us for the current lead time.
