Price guide · Ireland
Resin Table Prices in Ireland
An Irish-made resin coffee table costs €450–€550. Live edge dining tables run €1,200–€2,000 for 4 to €2,800–€4,500 for 8 in oak before resin, and a 2.5 m river dining table in Irish timber is €4,000–€5,100.
Table by table, then the base on its own, so quotes compare.
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- €450–€550resin coffee table, Irish made
- €1,800–€3,200live edge for 6, oak
- €4,000–€5,100river table, 2.5 m
- 50–80%more for walnut than oak or ash
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Price guide
Our price guide
Every kind of table we have Irish prices for, and the base on its own.
| Table | Typical price | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Resin coffee table, about 90 cm, Irish made | €450–€550 | The slab, how much resin, the legs |
| Live edge dining table for 4, oak or ash | €1,200–€2,000 | Slab width and figure. Resin on top of this |
| Live edge dining table for 6, oak | €1,800–€3,200 | One wide slab or two joined. Resin on top of this |
| Live edge dining table for 8, oak | €2,800–€4,500 | Wide, long slabs are scarce |
| Walnut dining table for 6 | €2,500–€4,500 | Walnut slabs cost 50 to 80% more than oak or ash |
| Elm or highly figured oak | €2,000–€5,000+ | Rare slabs and wild grain |
| River dining table, 2.5 m, Irish timber and resin | €4,000–€5,100 | The length, the resin colour, the base |
| Hairpin legs, set of four | €80–€150 | Height and the steel's thickness |
| Welded steel frame | €200–€450 | U, trapeze or box shape, the finish |
| Solid timber trestle base | €350–€700 | The timber and the joints |
A guide to Irish-made tables. Your price comes from the maker once the slab is chosen. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
What's included
- The slab or slabs, dried, flattened and joined
- The resin, poured in layers, cured and sanded back
- The finish: an oil, a hardwax oil or a topcoat
- The base, in steel or timber
- Delivery: ask, it depends on the maker and the distance
What pushes it up or down
- Up: walnut and elm, one wide slab, a long or deep river (more litres of resin), a made-to-measure welded base, a long delivery
- Down: oak or ash, a thin seam of clear resin instead of a full river, hairpin legs, a standard size
- Ask for the price in writing with VAT shown, and with the base and the delivery on their own lines
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Why prices vary so much
Because a resin table is three things priced together: the slab, the resin and the hours. Two tables the same size can be thousands apart if one is a single wide walnut slab with a deep blue river and the other is two oak boards with a thin seam of clear resin.
- The slab. Walnut slabs cost 50 to 80% more than oak or ash. Wide single slabs and elm are scarce.
- The resin. A river can take 10 litres of casting resin or more; a clear seam takes a fraction of that.
- The base. Hairpin legs €80–€150, a welded steel frame €200–€450, a timber trestle €350–€700.
- Is VAT shown? Get it in writing.
Desks, side tables and bar tops have no list price: they're priced on the slab and the resin. A desk usually lands near a small dining table of the same size, €1,200–€2,000 for a live edge top before resin.
Cheaper ways
How to get more table for less
- Choose oak or ash over walnut.
- A clear seam or crack fill instead of a full river: far less resin.
- Hairpin legs or a simple steel frame.
- A standard length the maker already has slabs for.
- Collect it, if the maker allows.
Resin tables
More on resin tables
Every table is made to order around real slabs. Start with the one you want.
River tablesTwo live edge slabs with resin poured between them. A 2.5 m river dining table: €4,000–€5,100.River tables →
Resin dining tablesTables for 4 to 10. Live edge for 6 in oak: €1,800–€3,200 before resin.Dining tables →
Resin coffee tablesThe way most people start. Irish made, about 90 cm: €450–€550.Coffee tables →
Resin desksA live edge top with resin on a steel frame, or a top for your standing frame.Desks →
Wood for resin tablesOak, ash, elm, walnut and spalted beech: which Irish slabs, and what each costs.Wood choices →
Custom or a DIY kitWhat a kit really takes, and which tables are worth doing yourself.Custom or DIY →Questions
Questions we get asked
How much does an epoxy resin table cost in Ireland?
An Irish-made resin coffee table costs €450–€550. A live edge dining table for 6 in oak is €1,800–€3,200 before resin, and a 2.5 m river dining table in Irish timber with resin €4,000–€5,100.
How much is a resin coffee table?
An Irish-made one about 90 cm long costs €450–€550. Larger or rarer slabs cost more.
How much is a river table?
A 2.5 m river dining table in Irish timber, with resin and timber legs, is €4,000–€5,100.
Why are resin tables so expensive?
The slab, the resin and the time. A wide, dry hardwood slab is scarce; a river can take 10 litres of casting resin or more; and the resin goes in layers that each have to cure before the top is flattened, sanded and finished.
Do the prices include VAT?
Ask for the price in writing with VAT shown, and with the base and the delivery on their own lines, so you're comparing like with like.
Who makes my table?
One Irish resin table maker. Your design goes to one maker only, never a list. They contact you, show you slabs and give you a price. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
Design your resin table
One Irish maker gets your design and comes back with a price. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.