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It’s a far better design than a simpler frame. The simple arrangement of the wood pieces adds the stability and interest to the table’s design. If your table isn’t level and wobbles, you can always sand down one of the legs with an orbital sander or sandpaper to make it stable. Construction adhesive would be a sturdier hold, but it’s also pretty messy. Place the tile atop the assembled baluster legs and you’re finished! I didn’t feel the need to adhere the top to the legs but, if you prefer it to be a single unit, there are a couple options: I would use a hot glue gun because it’s fast and easy. I chose to leave the wood in it’s natural state, but you could stain or paint it - whatever you desire or whatever best fits your decor. Pay extra attention to the angle at which you hold your drill. The balusters have a really strong grain, which is aesthetically pleasing, but it can also make it tricky to drill a straight hole. As long as the size of the drill bit is comparable to the gauge of the screw, you should be able to avoid this problem. The reason for this because is the closer you get to the end of a piece of wood, the more likely it is that a screw will split the wood. Measure and mark where you want to insert the screws. I pre-drilled holes before screwing the pieces together. Take a good look at the picture of the table and arrange the wood pieces. If you don’t have a chop saw, a circular saw will work just as well. I used a chop saw because it’s the fastest and easiest way to get a good straight cut. These may seem like random measurements, but if you measure the tile you’ll find that it comes up a bit shy of 12” x 24”. I used my chop saw to cut the balusters into 10 pieces: Two at 23⅝” (the length of the tile) and 8 pieces at 11⅝” (the width of the tile). When working with a precut piece, it’s a good idea to measure it for the exact dimensions, which I did. Tiled Table - Tile Coffee Table StudioKibby (31) 1,700.00 2,000. Step by step instructions to build the coffee table with tile top and wood base: Step 1: Measure and cut

2” Drywall Screws used to attach the legs together.

One 12” x 24” Montauk Gauged Slate Floor and Wall Tile for use as the table top.

Four 2” x 36” balusters for use as legs.

$15 and 30 minutes Materials you’ll need for this coffee table:Īll of the materials and tools to make this project can be purchased at Home Depot. Whatever height you choose, you can build a sleek, multi-purpose table that works in any room of the house. Of course, the taller the table, the more careful you have to be that the joints of the table are nice and square. Cover the entire lid and let it sit for a few hours. All you have to do is make the legs longer. Use a piece of 220 grit sandpaper to distress the edges of the decorative pieces and really make the unique shape pop. I chose to make a coffee table, but it’s just as easy to make taller versions of this table. I got this slate 12”x24” tile for about $5. They can be purchased inexpensively and have nice straight edges. Or, you can choose a more luxurious top of marble or other stone.ġ2”x24” tiles are a great size for making tabletops.

If this modern coffee table appeals to you and you have 30 minutes to spare, it is possible to make one quite inexpensively using materials like slate. While they can be expensive to purchase, tile top tables are a perfect DIY project. Tile-topped tables are very popular pieces of furniture because they are not only stylish but durable and easy to clean.