Custom Table Pricing for Park City Homes
Built-to-order tables give you a clear price ladder by size and wood. Specialty live-edge, epoxy and unusual one-off builds are quoted individually based on materials and complexity.
Start With Size, Then Choose the Wood
The pricing below is a recommended starting structure for standard straight-edge dining tables with a standard base and finish. Final pricing can change with width, base style, finish, access, specialty materials and other upgrades.
Standard Collection
Predictable designs and readily sourced lumber keep pricing easier to understand.
Specialty Collection
Live-edge slabs, epoxy, rare materials and unusual dimensions are quoted around the actual project.
Optional upgrades
Engraving, benches, steel bases, extra width and hand-worked finishes can be added.
How Custom Table Pricing Is Structured
The pricing on this site is intended to make the early planning stage easier. Standard Collection tables use a size-and-wood pricing structure, while specialty tables are priced from a starting point because slab cost, resin volume, unusual dimensions and material availability can vary significantly.
Standard pricing is designed to be predictable
For a standard table, the main variables are size and wood species. Douglas fir and alder occupy the more approachable end of the range, maple sits in the middle, and white oak and walnut carry a premium for material cost and appearance.
Specialty tables have more variables
Live-edge slabs can vary greatly in width, figure and cost. Epoxy river tables add resin, casting time and finishing work. Oversized tops, rare slabs, unusually thick material and one-off base designs are therefore quoted after the project is defined.
Options are priced separately when appropriate
Custom engraving, premium steel or trestle bases, matching benches, extra-wide tops, specialty finishing and difficult delivery conditions may change the final price. The complete project price is confirmed before construction begins.
| Standard size | Douglas Fir | Alder | Maple | White Oak | Walnut |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6' × 36" | $2,195 | $2,395 | $2,695 | $3,195 | $3,795 |
| 7' × 38" | $2,495 | $2,695 | $2,995 | $3,495 | $4,195 |
| 8' × 40–42" | $2,795 | $2,995 | $3,395 | $3,895 | $4,695 |
| 9' × 42" | $3,195 | $3,395 | $3,795 | $4,395 | $5,295 |
| 10' × 42–44" | $3,595 | $3,795 | $4,295 | $4,995 | $5,995 |
Starting guidance for standard configurations with a standard base and finish. Final pricing may change with width, base design, finish, access, delivery and requested upgrades.
Specialty table starting prices.
| Specialty style | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Live-edge alder | $3,495+ |
| Live-edge maple | $4,495+ |
| Live-edge white oak | $4,995+ |
| Live-edge walnut | $5,995+ |
| Epoxy river maple | $5,495+ |
| Epoxy river walnut | $6,995+ |
| Rare slabs / oversized builds | Custom quote |
Specialty pricing varies with slab availability, dimensions, epoxy volume, base design and material character. Final pricing is confirmed before the build begins.
Add custom engraving.
Family names, meaningful dates, coordinates, monograms, logos and custom artwork can be incorporated into qualifying table builds.
Explore Engraving
Plan your table from material to delivery.
Planning your custom table
Are these exact final prices?
They are starting price guidance for standard configurations. Final quotes reflect dimensions, wood, base, finish and requested options.
Why is walnut more expensive?
Walnut generally carries a higher material cost and is positioned as the premium hardwood option in the Standard Collection.
Is delivery included?
Delivery and setup can be included in the quote based on location, access and table size.
Let’s design the table around your space.
Send approximate dimensions, the number of people you want to seat, your preferred wood and the style you are drawn to.
