Granite, Quartz & Sintered Stone Table Tops

Stone table tops hold up to daily restaurant use and look the part in wine bars, hotel restaurants, cafés and on patios. We carry three: granite, quartz and sintered stone. All three are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, come in sizes from 24″ × 30″ to 30″ × 72″ plus 36″ × 36″, and ship in 2–3 weeks. Bases are sold separately.

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Granite, quartz and sintered stone compared

GraniteQuartzSintered stone
TopPinnacleGlacierVista
MaterialNatural stoneEngineered quartz and resinMinerals compressed under heat and pressure
LookNatural variation, no two alikeEven, consistent colorMarble look
ColorsUba Tuba, Black Galaxy, Kashmir White, Tan BrownDelicatto White, Terrazzo White, Blizzard White, Tebias Gray, Crystal Gray, Blue PearlCalacatta White, Veined Italian Black
Edge1-1/4″ bullnose1-1/4″ eased1-1/4″ eased
Rounds24″, 30″, 36″, 48″, 54″24″, 30″, 36″, 48″, 54″None
Indoor / outdoorBothBothBoth
Ships in2–3 weeks2–3 weeks2–3 weeks

Granite table tops

The Pinnacle granite top suits rooms that want a traditional stone look. Natural granite varies from slab to slab, so expect some difference in pattern between tops. It is the only one of the three with a bullnose edge.

Quartz table tops

Choose the Glacier quartz top when a room needs matching tables. Quartz is engineered, so color is consistent from top to top, and the six colors lean toward whites and grays.

Sintered stone table tops

The Vista sintered stone top gives a marble look in Calacatta White or Veined Italian Black, for cocktail bars, bistros and hotel restaurants. It comes in squares and rectangles.

Sizes and bases

All three come in 24″ × 30″, 30″ × 30″, 30″ × 42″, 30″ × 48″, 30″ × 60″, 30″ × 72″ and 36″ × 36″; granite and quartz also come in rounds (see round table tops by size). Stone is heavy, so size the base to the top with our table base size chart. Brass table bases suit stone indoors; for patios, use an outdoor table base. For a wider comparison that includes laminate and wood, read our restaurant table tops guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between granite, quartz and sintered stone?

Granite is natural stone, so every top has its own pattern. Quartz is engineered from ground quartz bound with resin, which gives more even color. Sintered stone is made by compressing minerals under heat and pressure; ours comes in marble-look Calacatta White and Veined Italian Black.

Can stone table tops be used outdoors?

Yes. The Pinnacle granite, Glacier quartz and Vista sintered stone tops are all listed for indoor and outdoor use. Pair them with a base rated for outdoor use.

Which stone tops come in round sizes?

The Pinnacle granite and Glacier quartz tops come in 24″, 30″, 36″, 48″ and 54″ rounds. The Vista sintered stone top comes in squares and rectangles only.

How are the stone tops built?

Each has a 1-1/4″ edge (bullnose on the granite, eased on the quartz and sintered stone) on a plywood sub top with epoxy and fiberglass backing.

How long do stone table tops take to ship?

Stone tops ship in 2–3 weeks from order and payment. Bases are sold separately, and many bases are in stock and typically ship in 2–3 days.