Popular wood choices include walnut, oak, maple, and cherry, but a variety of hardwoods and live edge slabs can be used.

Epoxy river tables are crafted by milling a river-like groove into two pieces of wood and filling the gap with colored epoxy resin, creating a flowing river effect.

Yes, when properly made and finished, epoxy river tables are durable and resistant to moisture, making them suitable for long-term use.

To maintain your table, clean it with a mild soap and water solution, and avoid placing extremely hot objects directly on the epoxy surface.

Yes, many manufacturers offer customization options, allowing you to choose the epoxy colors that best suit your décor.

Most epoxy river tables come fully assembled, and you typically just need to place them where you want them in your space.

While epoxy river tables can be used outdoors, it's important to protect them from extreme weather conditions to maintain their appearance.

Epoxy river tables come in various sizes, but common dimensions include coffee table, dining table, and desk sizes to fit different needs.

The sustainability of epoxy river tables depends on the source of the wood used. Look for manufacturers who prioritize responsibly sourced materials for a more eco-friendly choice.