Dining table protection

Dinner without
the rings.

A marble dining table is where the wine gets poured, the lemon gets squeezed and the candles burn down. Our film means you can use it the way it was meant to be used.

Close view of richly veined natural stone
Veined marbleNear-invisible

The problem

Every dinner party
leaves a trace.

A single glass of red wine left sitting on unprotected marble can leave both an etched ring and a stain. Lemon wedges, vinaigrette and tomato do the same. By the end of a year, a marble table often has a map of every dinner on it.

Placemats and coasters help, but they are rarely used as often as they should be.

The same red wine spill on two stone benchtops. Without film the wine has soaked into the stone; with Stone Shield film it sits on top and the stone underneath is clean. No film Stone Shield film

What it faces

With film
and without.

SubstanceUnprotected stoneWith Stone Shield film
Red wineRings, etches and stainsWipes off
Citrus and dressingsEtch calcite stonesStays on the film
Candle waxHard to lift from stoneLifts off the film
Hot dishesCan mark stone and sealersRated to 250°C
Water glassesLeave rings over timeWipes off
No ringsGlasses and bottles sit safely
No etchingCitrus and wine stay on top
No resealingJust wipe it down
RemovableProfessionally, if you ever need to

See it work

Everyday mess,
wiped away.

The same kind of everyday spills your dining tables will meet, on a protected benchtop. Everything stays on the surface and wipes away.

Filmed on our earlier film. The film we install today carries a 13-year warranty and a 250°C rating.

Stone tables

Made for
long dinners.

Marble, travertine and limestone dining tables have become some of the most popular pieces in Sydney homes, from round pedestal tables to long rectangular slabs for entertaining.

A dining table sees wine, citrus, sauces and candles every week, and often in the same places: the head of the table, the serving area and wherever the fruit bowl lives. Unprotected, those zones slowly lose their finish.

We protect the table where it stands, and work around bevelled, rounded and chamfered edges.

Care

Living with
the film.

01Wipe after meals

with a damp cloth.

02Use placemats for style,

not necessity.

03Lift wax

gently once it has cooled.

04Use trivets

for anything straight from the oven above 250°C.

Polished marble kitchen island in a finished Sydney home
Polished marble island
Travertine kitchen island and rear bench with oak joinery, protected with Stone Shield film
Travertine island, protected end to end

How it works

Simple from
the first message.

  1. Estimate. Answer four quick questions in the form below. Photos help.
  2. Measure and plan. We plan the film around edges, joins, cut-outs and fittings.
  3. Application. Every surface is protected edge to edge, usually in a single visit.
  4. Handover. Care instructions and a 13-year written warranty.
Can you protect a round or oval table?

Yes. We work to the shape of the top, including curved and bevelled edges.

Do you need to move the table?

No. We protect it where it stands.

What about marble side tables and consoles?

Yes. See coffee and side tables.

Can you protect a travertine table with holes?

Most travertine tables are filled. We check the surface and protect it as one.

Does the table need to be moved?

No, we work where it stands.

Free estimate

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in 30 seconds.

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