dave_87
Established Member
Afternoon all,
I'm in the process of building a "soundproof" drum room in the garden, i'm now thinking about lighting and i'd like a river table suspended from the ceiling with lights all round and glowing through the river portion.
My concern is I'm wanting to make it as thin as I dare to reduce weight but fear this may let it warp more easily, I will leave the slab in the room whilst I finish the interior to let it acclimatize before working it.
I'd rather not put any form of brace across the back as it will be visible through the river, If I were to route channels 90deg from the river so the epoxy fills them would that help in preventing a warp or would the epoxy in these channels crack? and if so, would some form of reinforcement in the resin be useful?
Sorry for the essay and thanks in advance.
I'm in the process of building a "soundproof" drum room in the garden, i'm now thinking about lighting and i'd like a river table suspended from the ceiling with lights all round and glowing through the river portion.
My concern is I'm wanting to make it as thin as I dare to reduce weight but fear this may let it warp more easily, I will leave the slab in the room whilst I finish the interior to let it acclimatize before working it.
I'd rather not put any form of brace across the back as it will be visible through the river, If I were to route channels 90deg from the river so the epoxy fills them would that help in preventing a warp or would the epoxy in these channels crack? and if so, would some form of reinforcement in the resin be useful?
Sorry for the essay and thanks in advance.