Post by: NOCK NOCK on October 28, 2021, 07:18:16 AM
Tables, Beds, Mantles, Charcuterie boards, Bar tops, Barn doors, River tables, etc. Check us out on FB and Instagram.
200 S. Columbia St. Wenatchee 509-679-6676
Thanks for looking
Post by: NOCK NOCK on October 28, 2021, 07:18:57 AM
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Post by: 92xj on October 28, 2021, 09:01:53 AM
We are wanting a new breakfast table and thinking about going the slab route depending on cost.
I ordered a slab floating shelf from a guy years ago, 36"x10" and was knock off my chair on the price after he did all the finishing work to it. I don't want that shock after I have already committed again.
Post by: pianoman9701 on October 28, 2021, 09:16:43 AM
Do you have a price sheet somewhere? I know most cost will be estimates based off wood/design/etc, but just looking for generic cost of things.
We are wanting a new breakfast table and thinking about going the slab route depending on cost.
I ordered a slab floating shelf from a guy years ago, 36"x10" and was knock off my chair on the price after he did all the finishing work to it. I don't want that shock after I have already committed again.
Keep some perspective relative to rising material costs. I bought an 8'x3'x2" butcher block for our kitchen island 2 months ago from Home Depot for $999. That same piece is now listed at $1200, but unavailable within 100 miles or online. A quality, hand-crafted, American table top may look like a bargain right now in comparison.
Post by: 92xj on October 28, 2021, 09:19:02 AM
Do you have a price sheet somewhere? I know most cost will be estimates based off wood/design/etc, but just looking for generic cost of things.
We are wanting a new breakfast table and thinking about going the slab route depending on cost.
I ordered a slab floating shelf from a guy years ago, 36"x10" and was knock off my chair on the price after he did all the finishing work to it. I don't want that shock after I have already committed again.
Keep some perspective relative to rising material costs. I bought an 8'x3'x2" butcher block for our kitchen island 2 months ago from Home Depot for $999. That same piece is now listed at $1200, but unavailable within 100 miles or online. A quality, hand-crafted, American table top may look like a bargain right now in comparison.
I agree and will. I'm all about perspective these days. More people should try it out :tup:
Post by: Machias on October 28, 2021, 10:10:19 AM
Post by: NOCK NOCK on October 28, 2021, 07:01:01 PM
Do you have a price sheet somewhere? I know most cost will be estimates based off wood/design/etc, but just looking for generic cost of things.
We are wanting a new breakfast table and thinking about going the slab route depending on cost.
I ordered a slab floating shelf from a guy years ago, 36"x10" and was knock off my chair on the price after he did all the finishing work to it. I don't want that shock after I have already committed again.
Yes pricing really does depend on wood variety, leg style, size, and finish.
Lets say a 18" x 36" table top, resin in all voids, live edges, hard wax oil finish(Rubio or Osmo), 2x2 steel legs powder coated...
Black walnut= $900-1000, Blue stain pine= $700-800, Maple = $800-1100. **Depending on piece of wood
We try to keep pricing somewhat reasonable if possible. Handcrafted pieces can shock some, but the quality is far beyond anything you may buy at a box store or furniture store.
Slab costs have increased, but the killer is the increase in other supplies, steel, resins, finishes, etc.
Post by: NOCK NOCK on October 28, 2021, 07:02:46 PM
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Post by: Angry Perch on October 29, 2021, 09:17:34 AM
Do you have a price sheet somewhere? I know most cost will be estimates based off wood/design/etc, but just looking for generic cost of things.
We are wanting a new breakfast table and thinking about going the slab route depending on cost.
I ordered a slab floating shelf from a guy years ago, 36"x10" and was knock off my chair on the price after he did all the finishing work to it. I don't want that shock after I have already committed again.
Keep some perspective relative to rising material costs. I bought an 8'x3'x2" butcher block for our kitchen island 2 months ago from Home Depot for $999. That same piece is now listed at $1200, but unavailable within 100 miles or online. A quality, hand-crafted, American table top may look like a bargain right now in comparison.
I agree and will. I'm all about perspective these days. More people should try it out :tup:
Post by: RC on October 29, 2021, 09:39:00 AM
Post by: NOCK NOCK on October 31, 2021, 05:21:20 AM
Slab prices vary from piece to piece, not just a standard bf amount.