Approximately all our projects are all priced individually based on the amount of epoxy, type of wood, and size of table. There are many factors that go into a single project, and all effect the total price. For a free quote, please contact us!

Depending on the size and complexity of the project, our work can take anywhere from 2-6 months on average. However, for larger-scale or incredibly complex works, time may vary greatly.

Our projects are typically either finished with a precatalyzed lacquer or an oil-based finish typically based on customer preference.

Often times, one finish may be better than the other for a certain use case, and we will discuss the benefits of both with you during the project.

The difference between precatalyzed lacquer and oil-based finishes are defined by one simple motion: maintenance.

Precatalyzed lacquer is an incredibly hard film-building finish, and comes in three sheens: satin, semi-gloss, and gloss. It is highly resistant to chemical cleaners and alcohol, and requires no maintenance by the customer. However, if scratches occur, it must be buffed out by hand, or in the case of serious damage, refinished professionally. The finish typically comes out relatively shiny due to the buffing process required, even for the satin finish. We recommend this finish for most customers, especially those in business or service environments due to the ability to completely sanitize the surface with chemical cleaners. There is also no chance of staining the wood provided a spill occurs.

Oil-based finishes are based on the hardness of the wood, which means we cannot apply an oil-based finish to softer wood types. As for the active mechanism of an oil-based finish, instead of building a film over the top of the wood, the finish absorbs and chemically bonds to the wood, creating a durable, long-lasting, natural feeling finish. You will be able to feel all the grains and warmth of the wood using an oil-based finish. However, it is not chemically resistant, and cannot be cleaned with heavy cleaners. Oil-based finishes are also stain-resistant, but not stain-proof. Water may leave a ring that will evaporate, but something such as wine may have the potential to stain the wood. An oil-based finish will also need to be maintained by the customer. We recommend lightly sanding the surface of your project and re-applying the oil once every 5-10 years, based on use.

During the project, we will discuss with you what finish would be best for your use case.

Yes, we do. All of our projects are hand-delivered to all of our clients, regardless of size or location. We do this to ensure safe handling practices are achieved, and to make sure the client is happy with the final product. Delivery is included with your purchase.

Regarding legs, we give all of our customers a minimum leg credit based on the size of the project to go towards the purchase of their legs. You can choose legs from any supplier you'd like, but our recommended supplier is Flowyline Design. They have many different styles and sizes available to suit any potential preferences, and we have not had a single bad experience with them.

Of course you can! If you are local, feel free to stop by any time. If not, please schedule a time to come by so we can be sure we are there to show you around. We love showing clients what we're working on at the time!