SERVICE COUNTERS
Main counter surfaces
Measure each uninterrupted surface and show exactly where equipment, windows, posts, and seams interrupt the usable area.
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Concession counters. Made part of the experience.
Custom foam tabletop and counter surfaces with your colors and laser-engraved branding. Design the look and send the dimensions with your quote request.
Custom order only · Dimensions reviewed before production
YOUR COLORSYOUR LOGOYOUR COUNTER DIMENSIONSONE COUNTER OR A FULL CONCESSION AREA
A CLOSER LOOKYour counter.
Build your own combination ↗Your counter.
Your identity.
BUILD YOUR COLOR COMBINATION
Your mat.
Your design.
Choose your colors. Add your logo. Move it exactly where you want it. Send the saved design with your quote request.
Color combination
TOP
BORDER / BASE
Screen colors are approximate. Available foam colors are confirmed with your quote.
Laser engraving & placement
No logo uploaded
Upload a logo with a transparent background for an accurate engraving preview. Solid image backgrounds will also appear as engraved areas. PNG, JPG, or WebP; up to 5 MB and 4096 × 4096 pixels.
Choose Position logo to drag the artwork directly. Placement sliders work on mobile too. Logos and lettering are laser engraved and preview in the base-layer color. There is no separate text or print color.
Some artwork may extend beyond the top layer. Reduce its size or move it inward to avoid clipping.
Size & shape
Enter requested dimensions in inches. This is a design concept, not a verified fitment template. Cutouts, seat contours, thickness, and material must be reviewed before production.
Start with colors, then upload a logo or add lettering.
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CONCESSION SURFACE APPLICATIONS
Build the foam around
the counter you actually use.
Concession counters are rarely one uninterrupted rectangle. Registers, warmers, posts, pass-throughs, cutouts, service windows, seams, and corners all change the usable surface.
The project starts with the exact area you want covered. Measure each counter section separately, photograph every obstruction, and decide where branding should be visible to customers versus staff.
CUTOUTS + EQUIPMENT
Work around what has to stay accessible
Registers, warmers, posts, controls, vents, and pass-through openings should be mapped before the final foam outline is approved.
CUSTOMER-FACING ZONES
Put the branding where people see it
Use logo placement and color intentionally around checkout, pickup, sponsor, or high-visibility counter areas.
Measure the usable surface first. Then build the shape, cutouts, colors, engraving, and quantity around it.
WHERE THIS WORKS
Different counters.
One coordinated visual system.
Service counters
Custom foam for customer-facing or staff-facing counter surfaces using the actual usable dimensions.
Registers & POS areas
Plan around registers, card terminals, posts, controls, and equipment that need to remain accessible.
Order pickup zones
Create a visually distinct section for pickup, sponsor branding, or high-traffic customer interaction.
Full concession areas
Coordinate several different counter sizes with the same color combination and engraving style.
BRAND THE SURFACE PEOPLE SEE UP CLOSE
Counters, tabletops,
and service surfaces.
The layout starts with the exact usable counter surface and everything that interrupts it.
Service windows, registers, warmers, posts, cutouts, rounded corners, seams, and equipment can all change the usable area. Share top-view photos, dimensions, and the intended use so the project can be reviewed correctly.
Create a coordinated counter.
Choose a top and border/base combination that works with the concession area or venue branding.
Engrave logos or messaging.
Place a logo or short lettering in the designer and preview the laser engraving in the base-layer color.
Account for the whole service area.
Show equipment, windows, cutouts, corners, posts, and anything else that changes the foam outline.
Quote each counter section clearly.
List different counter sizes and quantities separately, especially when one concession area has several work surfaces.
BRANDING + SERVICE FLOW
Make the counter look intentional without getting in the way of the work.
Branding matters, but the counter still has to function. The best layout puts color and engraving where customers see it while keeping work zones, controls, vents, equipment, and service openings clear.
Top + base combination
Choose the visible top layer and contrasting base/border layer. Available foam colors are confirmed during quoting.
Laser-engraved branding
Place the team, school, venue, sponsor, or organization mark on the 3D preview. The engraving appears in the base-layer color.
Customer-facing vs. staff-facing
Tell us which side of the counter is most visible so artwork orientation and placement make sense in the real space.
Keep service areas usable
Registers, windows, pickup areas, controls, vents, and equipment should stay clear in the approved layout.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Make the foam fit the space.
Service counters
Build foam around the usable customer-facing or staff-facing counter surface.
Checkout surfaces
Plan around registers, posts, pass-throughs, or other equipment that occupies the counter.
Multi-counter projects
Coordinate colors and engraving across several counters while keeping each measured section separate.
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MEASURE THE COUNTER
Break the surface
into usable sections.
Do not measure only the overall counter footprint. Separate the project into straight surfaces, corners, L-shapes, cutouts, and equipment zones.
Straight counter
- Measure usable length
- Measure front-to-back depth
- Note front and rear edge profiles
- Show seams, posts, and nearby equipment
- Send top and customer-side photos
L-shape / corner
- Measure each leg independently
- Measure the inside and outside corner geometry
- Show any wall, post, or service-window intersection
- Include a simple overhead sketch with dimensions
Cutouts & equipment
- Measure the opening or equipment footprint
- Measure its distance from the counter edges
- Show controls, vents, cables, or access areas
- Identify anything that must remain removable
Important: if the surface is used for food preparation or direct food contact, tell us exactly how it is used. Material suitability for that application must be confirmed during project review.
FITMENT STARTS WITH THE COUNTER
Countertops
aren’t one-size-fits-all.
Measure each usable counter section separately.
Tell us whether the surface is a service counter, tabletop, checkout area, or another work surface. Include every cutout, piece of equipment, seam, post, and service-window detail.
Service countersTabletopsCheckout surfacesCustom counter shapes
Cutouts, equipment, posts, or service windows?
Photograph those areas closely. Show corners, seams, equipment, pass-through openings, posts, and anything else that changes the usable surface. Final fit and attachment method are confirmed during review.
What to measure and photograph
- Counter length. Measure every uninterrupted surface section.
- Usable depth. Measure from the customer or staff edge to the back obstruction.
- Cutouts and obstructions. Show corners, posts, equipment, windows, seams, and openings.
- Sections and quantities. List every different counter size separately.
- Photos with a tape measure. Send top, customer-side, and end views. Include a sketch for L-shaped or irregular counters.
Use the same measurement units throughout. Initial measurements help prepare your quote; production dimensions are confirmed before cutting.
FROM IDEA TO ORDER
Let’s get the details right.
Send your project.
Tell us about the exact surface, quantity, dimensions, colors, and artwork. Photo links help us understand the real project.
Review the plan.
We follow up on fitment questions, design details, pricing, and timing. If more measurements, photos, or a template are needed, we discuss them with you.
Confirm before production.
Approve the agreed design, dimensions, and order details before your project moves into production.
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WHAT AFFECTS THE QUOTE
Why two concession counters
can be very different projects.
The quote depends on the actual surface geometry, number of pieces, cutouts, equipment, artwork, quantity, and service-area requirements.
Counter dimensions
Overall length, depth, and irregular geometry affect the foam layout and material usage.
Cutouts & openings
Registers, posts, windows, equipment, and pass-throughs can require more custom shaping.
Number of sections
A single straight counter is different from a concession area with several connected or separate surfaces.
Artwork variations
Different logos, sponsor marks, labels, or orientations create additional unique layouts.
Use conditions
Indoor/outdoor exposure, cleaning needs, food-service use, surface condition, and attachment requirements must be considered.
Timing & delivery
Include the preferred in-hand date and delivery location so scheduling and shipping can be reviewed with the project.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you order.
Concession counters can have a lot happening on one surface. Accurate photos and dimensions help separate the usable foam area from equipment and service openings.
Will this fit any concession counter?
Fitment must be reviewed for the exact counter. Cutouts, equipment, seams, posts, service windows, edge profiles, and surface condition can affect the final layout.
Can I add a school, team, or sponsor logo?
Yes. Upload artwork in the designer and place it where you want it. The preview shows the artwork as laser engraving in the base-layer color.
Can an L-shaped or irregular counter be quoted?
Yes—send a sketch plus measurements and photos of each leg, corner, and transition. More complex shapes may require additional review.
What if the counter has registers or other equipment?
Show the location and footprint of all fixed equipment so the foam does not cover required controls, vents, or work areas.
Is this for direct food-contact or food-prep surfaces?
Tell us exactly how the surface will be used. Material suitability for the intended application must be confirmed during project review; do not assume every foam configuration is appropriate for direct food contact.
Can it be used in outdoor concession areas?
Tell us whether the counter is indoors, covered, or outdoors so exposure, cleaning, and attachment needs can be reviewed.
How long does a custom counter project take?
Timing depends on dimensions, quantity, artwork, material availability, and approval. Include your preferred in-hand date.
Can the foam be cut around a register or POS terminal?
Potentially. Send the equipment footprint, exact location, access requirements, and photos so the cutout can be reviewed without blocking controls, cables, ventilation, or service access.
Can the foam wrap an L-shaped or irregular counter?
Yes, those projects can be reviewed. Measure each leg separately and include a simple overhead sketch showing inside corners, outside corners, and transitions.
Can sponsor branding be added to one section only?
Yes. Identify the specific section and viewing direction, and include the approved sponsor artwork with the quote request.
Can this be used as a food-prep or direct food-contact surface?
Do not assume it is appropriate for direct food contact. Tell us exactly how the counter is used so material suitability and the approved application can be confirmed during project review.
How should I clean it?
Use the care instructions supplied with the approved order and avoid unapproved solvents or abrasive cleaning methods.
WHAT TO SEND US
A complete counter request
is easier to review.
For irregular counters, a simple overhead sketch plus photos of every obstruction can save a lot of back-and-forth.
Counter / surface type
Length + depth of each section
Cutout dimensions
Equipment / register locations
Top + customer-side photos
Service-window / post details
Preferred top + base colors
Logo / artwork file
Customer-facing artwork orientation
Preferred in-hand date
CUSTOM ORDER REQUEST
Tell us about
your counters.
Start with the exact surface dimensions and show every cutout, post, service opening, or piece of equipment that changes the usable counter area.
Submitting this form requests a quote. It does not place a paid order or reserve a production date.
Have photos or artwork?
Upload your logo in the designer above. Your saved design and original artwork can be included with the quote request. Add project-photo links in the notes when helpful.
Working with a deadline?
Include your preferred in-hand date and delivery location. Timing is confirmed with your quote.