Logical, your table is slate.
Rexus31, your table is slate.
Ron Padilla, your table is Brunstone.
These photos are great, as they show the clear difference between the two. The color is the easiest identifier. If you are still unsure, you can do a scrape test. Using a razor blade, you can drag the width of the blade across the surface. Slate will scrape a fine layer of powder very easily. Brunstone will not.
Easier yet, I do believe that every Brunstone table that I have ever seen has been marked with 'BS', on the bottom side of each piece.
Rexus31, your table is slate.
Ron Padilla, your table is Brunstone.
These photos are great, as they show the clear difference between the two. The color is the easiest identifier. If you are still unsure, you can do a scrape test. Using a razor blade, you can drag the width of the blade across the surface. Slate will scrape a fine layer of powder very easily. Brunstone will not.
Easier yet, I do believe that every Brunstone table that I have ever seen has been marked with 'BS', on the bottom side of each piece.