A busy meeting schedule exposes every weakness in how you move folding tables, and your table truck becomes part of that daily process. Tables that must be repositioned between conference rooms, training areas, and events create repeated handling demands for your team. This truck holds approximately 12 to 16 tables, giving you a specified capacity for consolidating that movement instead of handling each table separately. Its 2 fixed and 2 swivel casters provide the wheel arrangement used to direct the load through your facility, while the 4-inch diameter no-mar industrial plastic wheels are identified for contact with the floor. For an office manager coordinating changing room layouts, that combination puts the capacity and mobility information in clear terms before the next setup begins.
The frame uses welded angle iron construction, with the original specifications identifying heavy gauge, 2-inch by 2-inch welded angle iron. Two steel handles are included, each measuring 1 inch in diameter and specified as 16 gauge. Underneath, the wheel system consists of 2 fixed casters and 2 swivel casters, paired with 4-inch diameter no-mar industrial plastic wheels. The stated overall dimensions are 6-foot wide by 30-inch deep, giving you the footprint to account for when the truck is stored or positioned near a meeting area. Capacity is listed as approximately 12 to 16 tables, so your facilities team can compare the truck's stated holding range with the number of folding tables typically required for a room reset or event setup. Every detail here is tied to a named part or measured specification: the angle iron frame, the steel handles, the caster configuration, the wheel diameter and material, the overall width and depth, and the table capacity.
For your furniture plan, the 6-foot width and 30-inch depth establish the space this table truck occupies, while the fixed and swivel caster arrangement identifies how its base is configured. The no-mar industrial plastic wheels keep the wheel specification tied to the wheels themselves, rather than extending that description to the frame or handles. You can use the approximately 12-to-16-table capacity when planning storage locations and matching equipment to your folding table inventory. The result is a table truck specified around welded angle iron construction, 16-gauge steel handles with 1-inch diameters, four 4-inch wheels, and a defined overall footprint for your facility records.
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