Reply by BrutDesign

Posted on Question about warped slab. PLEASE HELP

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#1 posted 12-11-2016 02:20 AM

Without battens screwed to the underside or breadboards pinned to the ends I think that degree of warping is to be expected. The good news is that you may still be able to pull the table top flat with battens or bread boats and it should remain fairly flat thereafter. I ve used these reviewing several times.

- JoePowers

Battens are a good idea but I don’t think it goes with the look of the table!

-- Gerard Williams, Founder: Brüt Design

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