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We recently bough some granite countertop remnants on sale. Part of the deal is they cut the granite into whatever you want. So we have a couple tabletops being cut. One small rectangular and the other an oval about 32" x 48". They are going on heavy Oak legs with skirted frame under the tops. Reason being we get a lot of wind here in the Prairies. :wink:
I want to attach the top to the bases so they can be shifted around the deck, to store them in the winter and so the wood can be refinished when needed. Does anyone have suggestions on what hardware I could bond (epoxy) to the stone that would allow the top to be unfastened from the frame?
I don't want to use the kitchen cabinet trade's method of glueing the top to the carcasses with Silicone.
Would any of the marble tops on antique tables and dressers have been attached or did they just sit on top and allow gravity to hold them down?
Pete
I want to attach the top to the bases so they can be shifted around the deck, to store them in the winter and so the wood can be refinished when needed. Does anyone have suggestions on what hardware I could bond (epoxy) to the stone that would allow the top to be unfastened from the frame?
I don't want to use the kitchen cabinet trade's method of glueing the top to the carcasses with Silicone.
Would any of the marble tops on antique tables and dressers have been attached or did they just sit on top and allow gravity to hold them down?
Pete