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D I M E N S I O N S
SMALL | 5 ft + | 60" - 70"L x 30" - 48"W x 29.5"H | $5990 - $6990
MEDIUM | 6 ft+ | 72" - 82"L x 30" - 48"W x 29.5"H | $6990 - $7990
MED/LRG | 7 ft + | 84" - 94"L x 30" - 48"W x 29.5"H | $7990 - $8990
LARGE | 8 ft + | 96" - 106"L x 30" - 48"W x 29.5"H | $8990 - $9990
LRG/XL | 9 ft + | 108" - 120"L x 30" - 48"W x 29.5"H | $9990 - $15K+
XL - XXL | up to 14ft | 120"+ x 30" - 48"W x 29.5"H | please inquire for pricing
ECO-FRIENDLY HARDWAX OIL FINISH | Our preferred finishing method and product, made from environmentally-friendly components for eco-conscious customers. Osmo Polyx Oil is derived from natural plant oils and waxes, providing a hard-wearing and protective surface that is resistant to common liquid spills. The finish maintains the natural look and feel of the wood, all while offering protection and durability.
Other wood finish options are available upon request including commercial grade finishes and outdoor finishes. Please visit our ‘Wood Finish Options’ page to review all available finishes.
C H O O S I N G T H E R I G H T S I Z E
For use as a dining or kitchen table, bar or conference table: If you are unsure of the exact dimensions your needs require, please consider the following basic guidelines:
Provide each guest 24-30 inches of space at the dining table (chairs range from apprx 16-20" and require at least 6" of space on each side to allow guests to seat comfortably)
Add an extra 12 inches at each end for those seated at the head and foot of the table
Allow for at least 36 inches between the dining table and any walls or other furniture
W O R K I N G W I T H L I V E E D G E S L A B W O O D
Building slab furniture is an extensive process and there are many factors to consider. We cover everything with our clients from how the wood is sourced and sustainably salvaged, to the required drying process, to the criteria for picking out a slab, to the nature of the raw material, to the leveling process, to explaining and expanding on the occurrence of natural wood ‘movement’, and how to best maintain and upkeep the slab once finished.