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Continue ShoppingOrdering a custom table from Tableco is very different from buying mass-produced furniture. Instead of choosing from fixed sizes, you are commissioning a handcrafted piece built specifically for your space, style, and functional needs. Whether it is a dining table, desktop, shelf, or statement piece, customization requires additional materials, labour, planning, and time.
This guide explains why custom tables cost more and how to submit a clear request so you get exactly what you want, without delays or surprises.
Custom pieces begin with carefully selected lumber. Woods such as Black Walnut, White Oak, and South American Walnut vary in grain, colour, and stability, and each board must be inspected and matched. Higher-quality materials cost more, but they also produce stronger, longer-lasting furniture.
Custom tables are not factory-made. Each piece is milled, joined, sanded, shaped, and finished by experienced craftsmen. Special requests, such as thicker tops, epoxy work, or unique edge styles, significantly increase labour time.
When you request a specific size or thickness, the table must be engineered for strength and stability. Longer spans, heavier slabs, or mounting requirements often require extra planning and structural adjustments.
Finishing protects the wood from moisture, heat, and daily wear. Proper sealing and curing take time and cannot be rushed, but they are essential for durability and appearance.
For customers who want faster turnaround, TableCo offers custom cuts based on existing designs. This includes adjusting the length, width, or thickness of standard products.
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This option keeps costs lower and production faster while still delivering a tailored fit.

For completely unique pieces, TableCo offers full factory custom production. These projects involve more detailed planning, sourcing, and fabrication.
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These builds require extended timelines due to material sourcing, design coordination, and longer production processes.

TableCo produces a wide range of custom furniture, including:

Each piece is built with attention to both function and design, ensuring it fits seamlessly into its intended environment.
Providing detailed information helps Tableco quote accurately and produce your piece efficiently. The following project specifications are especially helpful:
Quantity
How many units are needed?
Wood Type
Examples: Black Walnut, White Oak, South American Walnut.
Dimensions
Length × Width × Thickness.
Standard thickness:
Black Walnut: 1.75 inches
White Oak & South American Walnut: 1.5 inches
Custom thicknesses are available upon request.
Edge Style
Live Edge, natural curve of the tree
Flat Edge, straight modern cut
Custom Machining
Pre-drilling for a specific desk frame or shelf bracket, if required.
Hardware for Shelves
Undermount brackets, cylindrical supports, or none.
Hardware for Tables
Metal legs (several styles available) or no legs.
Shipping Address
Needed for freight planning.
Project Description
Briefly explain how the piece will be used. This helps determine appropriate construction and finish.
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Custom tables cost more because they are built from premium materials, crafted by hand, and tailored to your exact needs. The result is furniture designed to fit your space perfectly and last for many years.
To ensure a smooth experience, provide detailed specifications, confirm measurements carefully, and plan for production time. With clear communication, your custom Tableco piece can become a durable, beautiful centrepiece you will enjoy for decades.