Table Bases For Granite Tops

Granite tops are considered the most luxurious and elegant tabletops, but they cannot be placed on a tabletop.  Your heavyweight requires adequate support.  If you have a beautiful granite top that needs to be attached to a base that can support its weight and is the size of the granite, read on, we’ll show you how to choose the best table top for a granite top!

The first thing to consider when choosing a granite table base is the dimensions of the table top.  Get its size as well as its thickness.  The larger the top, the larger the table base required.  The best granite countertop table frames are made of steel tubing and cast iron, as it would require a lot of pressure to crush them.  It is necessary that you get the correct table base size in relation to the size of the top as you do not want the valuable table to tip over.  This usually happens when the table base is too small for the granite top.

Granite slabs are often 2 cm or 3 cm thick.  A 2 cm thick granite weighs about 1.3 pounds.  per sq.  ft. As with a 3 inch table, it weighs about 20 lbs.  per square foot.  A slab of granite measuring 48 “x 48” x 3 cm weighs approximately 320 pounds.  It’s definitely heavy so the base of your table needs to be the right size and be of solid construction.  If you don’t already have a granite top, we recommend that you buy the 2 cm tabletop as it has the functionality and beauty of a thick top, but without its heavy weight.

Here’s the fun part: choose the style of your new table base!  You have tons of options including vintage style bases.  They are often the best options as they are made from cast iron, unlike more modern bases.  There are several reasons why experts recommend a table base with a cast iron column.  First, it’s heavier than steel pillars.  Second, the material does not flex when subjected to heavy weight.  Never choose an aluminum base for your granite top, as it is very light and thin.