
Sell each vented bench online, hold the class to the number you can actually ventilate, and book the cure days as well as the pour.
Online booking
For wet weekends, customers pick a live resin art class, take their places and see the remaining ventilated resin stations update immediately.
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Every sitting, every artist tutor and every booked bench shows across wet weekends, alongside the day each piece is hard enough to go home.
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Coasters are poured in one sitting and picked up a few days later, so the booking carries the pour and the collection rather than one date.
A board wants a level bench and a shelf to sit on while it goes off, so the cap is however many of those you can genuinely clear.
Jewellery pieces are small and slow, so a longer sitting on fewer benches beats squeezing one more pourer in beside the pigments.
A silicone mould holds a bench overnight, so the next class books around the ones still curing rather than around an empty room.
First-timers want a demo, gloves and a covered bench each, so the number you can take is the kit laid out, not the floor space.
A hen group takes the whole room at once, and every place still counts against the same vented benches so nothing is oversold.
A team pours together and comes back for the pieces, and that return trip sits on the timetable instead of on a note behind the bench.
Sanding and polishing a cured piece is its own sitting, so it gets a slot rather than being tacked onto the end of a wet weekend.
During wet weekends, Bookables counts your ventilated resin stations, so the artist tutor is not finding extra space after the room fills.
For after-work groups, run casual resin art classes, weekly places, private resin workshop bookings and longer courses side by side. Anything past a standard bench gets its own quote.
See it in action
Schedule
A full board workshop in the morning and a coaster session still half open in the afternoon read off one view, so the resin you measure out in the morning matches both.
Instant booking
The workshop sells to the pouring stations you own and stops at the last one. Nobody books a ninth place into a bench that was mixed and masked for eight.
Get paid
Places are charged at booking, so the head count is funded before the tin is opened. A team booking every station is quoted with the resin and boards itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day lists each sitting, its artist tutor, the benches still free and what has already been paid across wet weekends.
Customers see the real number of places left. When the last vented bench goes, the sitting stops selling itself online.
With Pro the card takes the whole fee; on Free cash and bank transfer go on by hand, and either way the booking shows as paid.
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One app for every booking
Cap each sitting at the benches your extraction can actually handle. Confirmed places come off that number, and the last one closes booking.
Turn on the confirmation and the reminders you want, so attendees get the sitting time, the apron warning and the collection day without you chasing.
Yes. Capacity is whatever number of vented benches you can run at once, and confirmed bookings eat into it until the last one goes.
Yes. A single booking can hold two or three benches, and each of them still comes off the same count, so nothing gets oversold.
Yes. A weekly or monthly standing booking is on the Free plan, and it ends never, on a date, or after a number of sittings you pick.
That bench returns to the count immediately, so the places left and the timetable stay right for the rest of the wet weekends.
Yes. Every email ships switched off, so turn on the confirmation and reminder you want and attendees get the time and the apron warning.
With Pro, the card is taken at booking for the whole fee. On Free, cash and bank transfer go onto the booking by hand.