Your laboratory schedule uses a table whose height ranges from 27 inches to 39 inches on adjustable glides. A fixed-height surface can leave younger students reaching upward, force demonstrations into awkward positions, or make a display setup less useful than the work it requires. This adjustable table gives your team a measured range for those changing assignments, with a laminate top and a 6-foot by 24-inch footprint that fits the scale of many lab layouts. You can use the same table for instruction, physics demonstrations, and display work without assigning each activity to a separate height.
The table adjusts in 2-centimeter increments from 27 inches high to 39 inches high. One person can adjust the height without tools in less than 30 seconds. Adjusting only one end creates an incline table for physics. The table has a 500-pound weight capacity, giving you a stated load figure when planning equipment, materials, or classroom use. Its 4 1/2-inch high solid oak frame has exposed metal corner braces. Powder-coated legs have adjustable glides, allowing you to account for floor conditions while positioning the table. The top is 1 1/4-inch plastic laminate. Overall dimensions are 6 feet wide by 24 inches deep by 39 inches high.
Set the table at 27 inches high for elementary grades, raise it to 39 inches high for display work, or adjust only one end when a physics incline is part of the lesson. Because the height moves in set 2-centimeter increments, your staff can select a specific position within the stated 27-inch to 39-inch range. For larger lab orders, call for quantity discounts and plan your purchase around the number of stations your classrooms, preparation areas, or demonstration spaces require. The solid oak frame, exposed metal corner braces, powder-coated legs with adjustable glides, and plastic laminate top remain tied to the component specifications above, while the adjustable height determines how your team uses the table from one activity to the next. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS