Cedar; Strength. One in the same. These Eastern Red Cedar slabs lived a long life before ending up in our shop.
This table was donated to a local auction benefitting 2 local non profits. It has already found its forever home.
Forms should be properly sealed to prevent leaks, properly supported, and perfectly level
This is what the wood looked like prior to us sealing it with epoxy and placing it in the form where we wanted it to be
We always seal our wood edges with epoxy to reduce the gases released into the epoxy, therefore reducing bubbles
First layer of the epoxy color coat
Second layer of the epoxy color coat
The base or legs you choose should match the table's character & overall design, but it should also offer adequate support to your heavy table
Final product after the flood coat
I take my tables outside to take photos, but epoxy tables are not designed for outside use. All epoxy will yellow over time when exposed to UV.
Final dimensions of the table were 42 x 60 and seated 6 people comfortably
An absolutely beautiful finish!
