MORTEX Custom Top for Tables, Flexible Spots, etc.

?? About Mortex
Mortex is a luxurious plastering material originating from Belgium.
The exquisite color variations created by the skilled hands of plasterers, along with its concrete-like texture, add refined elegance to any space. It has a smooth feel and pairs well with furniture.

?? Material
We use Lauan lumber core plywood, commonly used for tabletops. Mortex is particularly compatible with this material for the following reasons:

- It has minimal warping or twisting, making it less likely for cracks to form in the Mortex.
- The aesthetic shortcomings of the raw material can be overcome with Mortex.

?? Processing
After applying multiple layers of Mortex, it is carefully polished and finished with beer wax.

Please note that processing is limited to the top surface and the five sides.

?? Attaching Legs (Customer's Responsibility)
The material is suitable for screws/bolts.
Please pre-drill holes and attach the legs with screws/bolts. (Pre-drilling can be done with a drill bit costing a few hundred yen at a home improvement store, even without an electric drill.)

?? Reference Pricing (Width + Depth)
Width and depth both under 90cm → ￥24,000
Up to 190cm (e.g., PC desks) → ￥39,000
191-220cm (e.g., dining tables) → ￥49,000
221cm and above → Consultation required

?? How to Order
Please specify the width and depth of the wood, and the color (view the Mortex catalog online and specify with BM〇〇) in the comments.
A dedicated page will be created after a formal quote.

The wood thickness will be fixed at 2.4cm.

?? Shipping
Shipping will take approximately 3 weeks after purchase confirmation.

?? Important Notes
Due to the nature of the material and processing methods, the following may occur:
Most customers find these characteristics to be charming and do not mind them for furniture use, but those who are sensitive to such details should refrain from purchasing.
- Trowel marks (unevenness, waves)
- Unevenness and minor chips on the edges
- Unevenness and fine pores on the tabletop surface
- Pigment clumps