Yes, Woodensure offer customization options for live edge tables. You can typically choose the size, shape, and type of wood to suit your preferences and match your space. Additionally, we incorporate epoxy resin to create unique designs within the live edge.

To care for a live edge table, regularly dust and clean it with a damp, soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Applying a wood conditioner or wax can help preserve the wood's beauty and protect it from moisture.

Live edge tables can be versatile. While they naturally lend themselves to rustic or industrial decor, they can also make a statement in more formal settings when paired with appropriate decor and chairs. Their adaptability is part of their appeal.

A live edge table is a piece of furniture, often a dining or coffee table, where one or more edges of the table surface retains the natural, untrimmed edge of the original wood slab. This preserves the wood's unique contours and imperfections, providing a rustic and organic appearance.

Woodensure provides mainly Three Types of Finishes i.e.

• MATT FINISH

• SEMI - GLOSS

• GLOSSY

If your table is in a room with ample sunlight, consider using curtains or blinds to control direct sunlight exposure. This can help prevent heat-related issues and minimize resin discoloration.

Epoxy and resin tables can be used in kitchens, but care should be taken to avoid direct contact with hot appliances like stovetops or ovens. Place a protective barrier or trivet between the hot appliance and the table.

Extended exposure to direct sunlight can cause the epoxy and resin to yellow or become discolored over time. Using UV-resistant coatings or keeping the table in shaded areas can help mitigate this effect.

Epoxy and resin tables are often used outdoors, but our performance in hot climates may vary. Extreme heat and continuous exposure to direct sunlight can affect the resin's life, so it's advisable to use UV-resistant finishes and provide shade when possible.

Use heat-resistant coasters, trivets, or placemats when placing hot items on the table's surface. This extra layer of protection helps distribute heat and prevents direct contact with the resin.

Most epoxy and resin tables are heat-resistant up to temperatures around 120 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (49 to 60 degrees Celsius). Exceeding this temperature can risk damaging the resin.

It's generally not recommended to place hot items directly on the epoxy and resin surface as high temperatures can soften or damage the resin. Always use trivets or heat-resistant mats to protect the table.

Minor scratches and damage can often be repaired by sanding and reapplying epoxy resin. More extensive damage may require professional restoration.

The time required varies based on factors such as size, complexity of design, curing time, and artisan workload. Custom tables can take several weeks to 1 month to complete.

Some epoxy and resin tables are designed for outdoor use, but it's essential to select materials and finishes that can withstand exposure to the elements. Consult with the manufacturer for outdoor-specific options.

To clean, use a mild soap and water solution or a non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads and extreme heat. Regularly applying a wax or polish can help maintain the glossy finish.

Yes, these tables are highly customizable. You can work with our artisans to choose colors, materials, and design patterns that match your preferences and decor.

The process generally involves:

• Preparing the chosen material.

• Building a mold to contain the epoxy and material.

• Mix and pour the epoxy resin.

• Allowing the resin to cure.

• Sanding and polishing the surface to a smooth finish.

Epoxy and resin tables offer several advantages, including:

• Aesthetic appeal : They can showcase stunning designs, colors, and patterns.

• Durability : Epoxy resin adds strength and resistance to damage.

• Easy maintenance : The smooth surface is simple to clean and maintain.

• Customization : Tables can be customized in terms of color, design, and size.

• Woodensure design tables by fusing epoxy resin and wood which is called an epoxy and resin table. A glossy, transparent, or translucent surface is created by this combination, which can be utilized for tabletops, counter tops, and more.
  

Solid wood can expand and contract with changes in humidity, potentially leading to minor cracks or warping. Proper care and maintaining a stable indoor environment can minimize these issues.

Yes, a layer of  Epoxy coating can make it water resistant.

Inspect the table's edges and corners. Solid wood tables will have consistent wood grain patterns across these areas, while veneer tables may show thin layers of wood over a core material like plywood.

The environmental impact of solid wood tables depends on the source of the wood. Look for tables made from sustainably harvested or reclaimed wood for a more eco-friendly option.

Yes, Woodensure offer customization options for solid wood tables. You can often choose the size, shape, finish to match your preferences and decor.

To maintain a solid wood table, keep it clean and dry, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight for extended periods, and use coasters and placemats to prevent scratches and watermarks. Periodic polishing and conditioning can help preserve its appearance.

Yes, solid wood tables are generally more durable and long-lasting compared to tables made from artificial wood. They can withstand wear and tear and are often considered heirloom-quality pieces.

Woodensure uses acacia wood live edge for its high durability and quality.

Custom Solid wood tables are  kind of tables which are made from solid wood planks or slabs, we don't use any other kind of wood such as hardboard or artificial wood.