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Jenifer,
Update July 7th, 08
I have contacted the local fab shoppe concerning samples and looked thru a large number of stone slabs that are currently in stock over the past few days. I have placed a few of the more "natural" looking and similar gre
Costs -
3 inch thick smooth edged oak top on a root ball base.. similar as shown above.
$3,400.00
Granite top, about 3/4 inches thick
between $4,300.00 and $5,100.00. I can get some up to date pricing on this stone, if you wish to go this direction.
Let me know..
You may send reply email, below, or use your regular email.
Click the small images of stone, (above) to enlarge.
If you wish to view the entire inventory and all stones and colors, you may click the link here to go to the Daltile Stone distributor web site.
Update - July 8th - 5:42cst
Ok Jenifer - Just to confirm 24 inches tall - root base - top to be 60 inches by 36 inches - forest green - not too busy but more on the plain texture side.
Yes, we can store it here, if it comes to that.. Just don't want it setting on a shipping dock somewhere. I also will be providing progress, photo's as i routinely take them to provide a history of my work.
Previous notes
July 9th, 08
Jenifer - received your email of the 8th. I agree, if it is not too much trouble for you to find the stone there,, that would be best.. You will know what you have..
I am in a postion to have my helper start on the cleaning and final seasoning of the piece. I will then take the project from there in about a week to 10 days.. At least we can start..
I have the new length.. 48... thanks for laying it out..
In the end, Jenifer's piece is expected to be as spectacular as the stone top table, (left). We look forward to posting her "in home" photo's here for your viewing.
Jenifer's piece moves from rough - rough thru conditioning - & now ready for a short time in the vacumn chamber, then, fine detailing.
Below are photo updates of July 22nd as the first coat of finish was applied. Detailing continues.
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The solid oak "substrait support" top for the granite is complete and ready to install as soon as finishing is completed. Cushioned cork materials for placing under granite arrived yesterday, the 21st.
In progress
Jenfer's stone top root table.
Similar to this table with undulating root structure and it's polished stone top.
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Update Aug 2nd, 08
Previous in progress photo, s below.
The smaller oak top you see on the base below is designed to support the larger oval granite top. 4 ft by 36 in. oval.
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