Korean Hollywood 9ft with floating slate

clean all of the old adhesive off. Use the "liquid dowels" method. Super glue and a bonding material. Some use drywall tape or paper towels or sheets of paper. 3- 2 inch long dowels on each seam. Makes sure the seams are PERFECTLY FLAT. There should be an instructional video for this. kind of a long post to type out.

Trent from Toledo

looks like he used bondo on the top of the seam and adhesive caulk in the middle. what a mess..... how are you supposed to level it if without screws securing it to the frame?

I understand why the slates aren't screwed down. The frames appear to be particle material with thin wood facings. Changes in heat and humidity are sure to cause the frame to move possibly tearing out any screws. Mitch

nine o nine said:

I understand why the slates aren't screwed down. The frames appear to be particle material with thin wood facings. Changes in heat and humidity are sure to cause the frame to move possibly tearing out any screws. Mitch

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my soren sogaard has particle board, the base stands, i wasnt happy seeing it, suprised it holds up the 1500 plus pounds of slate and steel beams

that said, my table is in my garage in humid texas, the tems dont make it move off hardly at all, i broke out the level 2 weeks ago, been about 7 months since i set it up, wasnt off by near nothin with the machinist bubble level

im suprised


to the op, i love these 9ft korean hollywood tables