Handmade to order

Custom epoxy river tables, built for your space

Live-edge hardwood and deep-pour resin, made one table at a time. Tell us your size, wood and color and we will design it with you.

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★ Made to your measurements
★ Choose the wood and resin color
★ Hardwood and deep-pour resin
★ Design approval before we pour

How a custom order works

  1. Tell us your ideaSize, table type, wood, resin color and where it will go.
  2. Get a design and quoteWe reply by email with wood options, a sketch and a quote.
  3. We build itSlab selection, pour, cure, sanding and finishing.
  4. Delivery or pickupWe arrange delivery or pickup once your table is finished.

How it's made

Every table starts with a kiln-dried live-edge slab. We flatten it, seal the wood so it doesn't release air bubbles, then build a sealed mold and pour deep-pour epoxy in layers sized to the resin's maximum pour depth.

After a full cure, the top is flattened, sanded through the grits and finished with a hard, clear top coat. Learn more about the process in our guides: how much epoxy a river table needs, preventing bubbles and sanding and polishing epoxy.

Woodworker in a workshop

Caring for your epoxy table

Clean gentlyUse a soft cloth with warm water and mild dish soap. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh solvents.
Use coasters and trivetsEpoxy can soften or mark under hot pans and mugs. Always use a trivet for hot items.
Keep out of strong sunLong direct UV exposure can yellow resin over time. Keep tables away from bright windows.
Refresh the shineLight scratches can be polished out. See our polishing guide.

Request a custom table

Tell us what you have in mind. There's no obligation; we'll reply by email with ideas and a quote.

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Epoxy guides and tools

Planning your own pour? Our free guides and calculator.

Epoxy calculatorWork out how much resin your table or floor needs. Yellow and Orange Woods for Epoxy River Tables: Design GuideExplore yellow, golden, and orange hardwoods for epoxy tables. Learn how grain, texture, and resin color…White Seraya Slabs for Epoxy Tables: Wood Movement & Shop GuideTechnical guide to using White seraya slabs in epoxy river tables. Review CIRAD Tropix data on…Log Diameters and Sapwood Thickness for Live-Edge SlabsRank exotic species by log diameter and sapwood thickness using CIRAD Tropix data to choose the…Wamara Wood Slabs for Epoxy River Tables: CIRAD Specs GuideTechnical guide to using Wamara (Swartzia) slabs in epoxy river tables, covering density, Monnin hardness, shrinkage,…Wacapou Wood for Epoxy Tables: Slab & Build GuideExplore Wacapou (Vouacapoua americana) properties for epoxy tables, covering stability, Monnin hardness, drying risks, and machining…

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