How Much Does an Epoxy River Table Cost?
“How much is it?” is the first question almost everyone asks — and a fair one. Handmade epoxy river tables are not mass-produced, so prices vary a lot more than with store-bought furniture. Here is what our own catalog looks like and what drives the price.
Price ranges from our catalog
- Dining tables: from about $2,000 to $22,000, with most tables around $6,500.
- Conference tables: from about $3,300 to $22,000, most around $6,500.
- Coffee tables: from about $1,200 to $8,500.
- Console tables and vanities: usually $1,250 to $3,500.
Every table on the site shows its price, and custom pieces are quoted individually.
What drives the price
- Size. A 10-foot table needs a much bigger slab, more resin and more hours of sanding and finishing than a 6-foot one.
- The wood. Wide, figured black walnut and burlwood slabs are rare and cost more than maple or oak.
- How much epoxy. Deep, wide “rivers” and ocean-style pours use a lot of resin and take longer to cure.
- Design details. Multiple colors, embedded objects, lighting, or a sculpted base add hours of handwork.
- The base. Simple steel legs cost less than a custom metal or solid-wood base.
What about delivery?
Delivery depends on your ZIP code and the size of the crate. We quote it before you order, so there are no surprises — see shipping to the USA.
Getting an exact quote
Tell us the size, wood and colors you have in mind and we will send slab photos and a price. The quickest way is to request a callback or book a short video call.
