Brick Mill Co. is located in Williamsport, PA, the former lumber capital of the world. It’s a family-owned business that operates out of an old lumber mill from the 1800s. We are passionate about handcrafting heirloom furniture that you can pass from generation to generation. We sell dining tables, epoxy tables and live edge wood furniture that is unique.

We start with wood slabs milled locally right here in Pennsylvania. These slabs start out at about 2" thickness, but the table will finish around 1.5" - 1.75" thick. Our team will work with you to get the perfect layout just as you'd like it. We then add the epoxy color of your choice. Once the table is ready, we add the legs of your choice, and prepare it for shipping!

We offer over 25 different color options, and can combine any of them to get the exact color you're looking for. You can also add in custom pieces into your design such as seashells, coins, rocks, etc. We can also add in swirls and similar designs into the epoxy itself.

There are a few different types of epoxy tables. For starters, there's the standard river table. This is an epoxy table that features two slabs of wood on either side of an epoxy "river" that travels down the middle. There are also double river tables, which feature three slabs and two rivers, or slab encased tables which have the epoxy on the outside of the slabs of wood.

We use a conversion varnish finish for most of our products. Conversion varnish is a premium, durable finishing material renowned for its exceptional resistance to wear, chemicals, and moisture, making it an ideal choice for furniture. For epoxy tables that will receive a lot of sunlight, we also recommend a UV protective finish.

The price of our live edge wood epoxy tables can range from $3,000-$7,500. We price our tables based on several factors, including the type of wood used and the size of the table you purchase. The amount of epoxy resin used will also be a key factor in the final cost. These factors are important in figuring out the final cost of your wood epoxy table because the materials we use can be quite costly.