Custom River Tables & Epoxy Tables for Columbus, Georgia

Distance from our shop to Columbus, GA

• Driving distance from our Statham shop: 164 miles
• Approximate drive time: about 3 hr 15 min without traffic
• Straight-line distance: 125 miles
• Main roads on the route: I-85 and I-185

Driving distance and time are computed with OSRM routing on OpenStreetMap data, from our shop at 1946 Railroad Street, Statham, GA to the U.S. Census Bureau's mapped center point for the city. Times assume no traffic or stops, so plan on more at rush hour. Your exact address will change the numbers.

A river city, a long day's delivery

Columbus and Muscogee County have operated as one consolidated government since 1971, and the city's identity is tied to the Chattahoochee: the RiverWalk, the whitewater course through Uptown, and Phenix City, Alabama, directly across the water. Plenty of Columbus homes are older brick houses in historic neighborhoods with formal dining rooms, and newer subdivisions to the north have open kitchens.

At roughly 164 driving miles, Columbus is a full-day round trip for us. That changes how we plan: we group the build, finish and delivery so the table makes one trip, and we confirm access details before it leaves Statham.

Designing without a showroom visit

You don't have to make the drive to the shop. You can send room measurements and photos through the quote form, pick from slabs posted on our Shop page, and review photos of your slab at each stage, including resin color choices if you are ordering an epoxy table. If you do want to see wood in person, the Statham gallery welcomes visitors who call ahead.

River tables and epoxy tables for Columbus homes

A river table sets an epoxy pour between two live edges; a resin table uses epoxy to fill the cracks and knots of a single slab. Either one is often just called an epoxy table. Common requests:

• Formal dining tables: Live-edge or squared-edge walnut tops sized for traditional dining rooms in older homes.
• Live-edge kitchen tables: Shorter, sturdier tables for everyday family use in newer north Columbus homes.
• Epoxy river tables: A good fit if you want the table itself to echo the river the city is built on.

Delivery to Columbus

Delivery to Columbus is a paid, scheduled trip priced on distance and the size of the piece. Installation, such as assembling a steel base or placing a top on an island, is quoted separately.

Because a second trip to Columbus is expensive for everyone, we ask for doorway widths, stair turns and a clear placement plan before we load up.

Delivery is a paid service, priced by distance and by the size and weight of the piece. Installation (base assembly, leveling, placement, any mounting) is quoted separately. Pickup at our Statham shop is also an option.

Related pages

• River table vs live edge: Which style fits your room, and how each is built.
• What drives the cost: Slab size, species, resin and base, explained.
• Shop pieces: Pick a slab online and we build from it.

Nearby service areas

• Macon, GA
• Albany, GA
• South Fulton, GA

All service areas

Columbus FAQ

How far is your shop from Columbus?

About 164 driving miles, or a little over 3 hours without traffic, via I-85 and I-185 (OSRM routing). Straight-line it is about 125 miles.

Can I order a river table from Columbus?

We build every epoxy river table in Statham and deliver it to Columbus on a scheduled trip. There is no Columbus showroom, but you can choose the slab and resin color from photos.

Do I have to visit Statham to order?

No. You can pick a slab from our Shop page, send room photos and measurements, and approve the design remotely.

What does delivery to Columbus cost?

It depends on the size and weight of the table. Delivery is quoted per order and installation is quoted separately.

Plan a Columbus table

Share your room size, seating and style in the quote form and we will price the build and the delivery trip together.

Request a quote