Most teaching rooms use a table set from 27 inches through 39 inches with 500-pound capacity. In your setting, a table in the Science & Lab Tables category can be adjusted from 27 inches high to 39 inches high in 2-centimeter increments. That range lets you set it at 27 inches high for elementary grades, raise it to 39 inches high for display work, or adjust only one end to create an incline table for physics. The point is not to make every activity fit the furniture; it is to give your staff a height choice tied to the work in front of them. One person can adjust the height without tools in less than 30 seconds.
The table has overall dimensions of 39-inch high by 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep, with a 1 1/4-inch ChemGuard top above a 1 1/4-inch-high solid oak frame. Exposed metal corner braces are part of the frame, while the powder-coated legs have adjustable glides. The table has a 500-pound weight capacity, giving you a stated limit to consider when planning classroom activities, laboratory work, or display use. The height mechanism remains specific: adjustments are made in 2-centimeter increments, not at arbitrary points between 27 inches high and 39 inches high.
For your purchasing plan, the ChemGuard top, solid oak frame, exposed metal corner braces, powder-coated legs, and adjustable glides remain part of the same specified configuration. You can set the table to the height your activity requires within its 27-inch high to 39-inch high range, use a one-end adjustment for an incline setup, or place it at 27 inches high for elementary-grade work and 39 inches high for display work. If you are furnishing multiple classrooms or laboratory areas, call for quantity discounts. The 500-pound weight capacity and overall 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep footprint give you concrete specifications to compare against your room layout, intended use, and purchasing requirements. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS