During busy measurements, a table uses solid epoxy above rubber boots and non-skid adjustable glides. The 54-inch wide footprint gives you a specific place to organize laboratory work, while the solid epoxy top provides the stated work surface for classroom, training, or testing environments. If your current tables leave equipment competing with paperwork and active experiments, this configuration gives you a measured table size to evaluate against the room and the number of stations you need.
The table measures 54-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 30-inch high overall. Its solid epoxy top is screwed to the table at the factory. Legs and aprons are constructed of solid red oak, with the aprons measuring 13/16-inch deep by 4 1/2-inch high. The legs are 2 1/2-inch square solid oak and have 5/16-inch hanger bolts installed. Nuts and washers attach the legs to the aprons, while 13 gauge steel corner braces support the apron connections. The legs and aprons are smoothly machined and finished with acrylic finish. Non-skid adjustable glides allow precise leveling, and rubber leg boots cover the bottoms of the legs.
You can place this science and lab table where the 54-inch width and 24-inch depth fit your room plan, then use the adjustable glides to level it for the floor conditions at that station. The 30-inch height establishes the working elevation for the table, while the solid epoxy top gives you the specified top material to coordinate with your laboratory requirements. Solid red oak legs and aprons, acrylic finish, steel corner braces, hanger bolts, nuts, washers, non-skid glides, and rubber leg boots are all identified components of the construction. Call for quantity discounts when you are outfitting multiple stations, classrooms, or work areas with matching tables. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS
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