Once spills become routine, a table uses liquid-protecting boots beneath Chem-Res laminate and leveling glides. Science and lab tables place the work area where your staff and students need it, but the specifications matter when liquids, chemicals, and leveling are part of the room's daily demands. This table measures 6-foot wide by 24-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving you a stated footprint for planning student stations, instructor areas, or a line of tables. Its Chem-Res high-pressure laminate top is chemical and water-resistant, connecting the surface specification to the materials used in science and chemistry classrooms.
The tabletop is made with Chem-Res high-pressure laminate on a 1 1/8-inch-thick core. That laminate is identified as chemical and water-resistant, while the table's legs and apron are solid hardwood. Rubber liquid-protecting leg boots cover the leg contact points, and adjustable glides support accurate leveling when your floor requires correction. The legs attach with metal on metal and double bolts. This construction detail gives your facilities team a way to review how the table is specified before it enters a classroom.
You can review the 6-foot width against your room plan, use the 24-inch depth when considering circulation, and account for the 30-inch height when coordinating the table with student seating or standing work. The finished solid hardwood legs and apron give your purchasing team the listed material and finish details to evaluate, while the rubber liquid-protecting boots and adjustable glides identify specific points to consider around spills and floor variation. If you are outfitting several classrooms or ordering multiple tables, call for quantity discounts as noted in the product information. Your evaluation can stay grounded in the stated dimensions, Chem-Res top, solid hardwood leg and apron construction, rubber boots, and adjustable glides, giving your team a clear record of what is specified for the room. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS