If glass is no longer an option (tho a glass company Can do it, just depends if it’s in your budget). A wood insert, however I would tile the top so it weathers better. The top can also be a different shape to allow a little more room. Just have to figure out how to attach to frame. Perhaps u-brackets underneath?
Darn..I really wished you lived near me..I have the exact table top glass I can't get rid of for nothing !! It's so heavy..and no one picks up glass....shoot !
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Does anyone know what type of hinges are attached to the top of this folding table? The legs fold in toward the back then the top folds down flat against the legs.
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You can measure and get a new piece of tempered glass or have some wood cut to fit. If you do wood, you can paint or stain.
you could try a glass / window company to see if they can do it or measure and cut wood and paint or stain it!
If glass is no longer an option (tho a glass company Can do it, just depends if it’s in your budget). A wood insert, however I would tile the top so it weathers better. The top can also be a different shape to allow a little more room. Just have to figure out how to attach to frame. Perhaps u-brackets underneath?
I agree with Carol.
Personally, I would probably use MDF board to make a new top
Here is a totally different way to go:
http://blog.homedepot.com/how-to-create-a-concrete-table-top-for-your-patio-table/
Darn..I really wished you lived near me..I have the exact table top glass I can't get rid of for nothing !! It's so heavy..and no one picks up glass....shoot !
Cut a piece of plywood to fit and put it on. From there, you can add tile or make a mosaic for it.