A laboratory without enough work space turns every active procedure into a scheduling problem, and a science and lab table gives you a dedicated surface for the work your staff is trying to complete. In a shared room, instruments, samples, notebooks, and cleaning materials compete for the same few inches. That leaves staff moving equipment between tasks, interrupts handoffs, and makes it harder to keep one active procedure separate from the next. This table measures 6-foot wide by 24-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving you a stated footprint to evaluate against your room plan. Use it where a known work area matters more than improvising across whatever surface is available.
The top is plastic laminate. The legs and aprons are constructed of solid red oak, with the aprons measuring 13/16-inch deep by 4 1/2-inch high. Each leg is 2 1/2-inch square solid oak, with 5/16-inch hanger bolts installed and attached to the apron with nuts and washers supplied. The aprons include 13 gauge steel corner braces. Non-skid adjustable glides provide precise leveling, while rubber leg boots cover the legs at the floor. The tops are screwed to the tables. These specifications give you the material details and connection points to review with facilities staff before placing the table into a laboratory plan.
For the room finish, the legs and aprons receive an acrylic finish, while the work surface is plastic laminate. The available dimensions are 6 feet wide, 24 inches deep, and 30 inches high, so you can compare the table's overall footprint with aisle clearances, equipment placement, and the number of work areas your room requires. If you are outfitting several stations, call for quantity discounts when you review the purchase. You can also use the non-skid adjustable glides to address floor variation during placement and keep the table positioned within the layout established for your laboratory. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS