Wine Making Table

[Rocky]

Dan, we have a little wine bar here in Powell that just opened last year. They make everything on site and I believe they use the juice from L'Uva Bella (because all their offerings match what L'Uva Bella sells). Anyway, they have a bar with a wooden top covered with a coating similar to what you used and it looks great, too. It really shows off the grain of the wood and almost makes it seem glass-coated. From your pictures, the material on top looks like travertine. Is it?

 

[Runningwolf]

Rocky, the top is 6"x6" slate tiles. The surface of them is uneven which gives it, it's character. That was one of the reasons for the glaze coat.

 

[Wade E]

Dan, he is a very stubborn man and he will not do it anyones way but his until he is proved wrong which happens very often at his own expense and the customers expense on time. I cant tell you how many times Ive said it wont work that way but been forced to do it his way only to have to redo it setting the job back a few days to a week and sometimes costing him quite a bit in more wood! He over engineers everything!!!!