Stone Age Waterfall ADA Concrete Chess Table

Where Artistry Meets Accessibility.

Some tables are built for parks. This one is built for both parks and portfolios. The Waterfall ADA Chess Table takes its name from the language of fine concrete craftsmanship — the legs flow seamlessly over the sides of the table in one continuous pour, like a smooth sheet of water cascading over stone. No joints, no transitions, no compromise. Just a single sculptural form that looks as deliberate as anything you’d find in a high-end architectural showroom.

And it plays chess.

The top surface is polished aggregate — rich, durable, and refined — inlaid with a full chess board in contrasting marble and aggregate that’s been ground and polished flush to a mirror-like finish. This isn’t a painted grid that fades in two seasons. It’s permanent, it’s beautiful, and it only gets better with age.

ADA compliance is built in, and bolted down. The table bottom clears at 27.5” with 33” of width between the legs and completely unobstructed depth — wheelchair users approach, pull up, and play without modification or accommodation. At 30.5” to the top surface, it meets ADA work surface standards with a 3” thick concrete top that gives the waterfall profile its signature weight and presence.

Designed for landscape architects, park planners, and campus designers who refuse to choose between accessibility and beauty. With Stone Age Concrete Games, you don’t have to.

• 27.5” knee clearance height — exceeds ADA 27” minimum
• 33” width between legs — exceeds ADA 30” minimum
• Fully unobstructed knee and toe depth
• 30.5” playing surface — meets ADA work surface standard
• Waterfall leg design — continuous monolithic concrete form
• Polished aggregate top with marble and aggregate contrast chess inlay, ground and polished flush
• Fully customizable finishes, marble colors, and aggregate blends
• Permanent outdoor installation — vandal-proof, theft-proof, zero maintenance
• Spec sheet and technical drawings available for design professionals