After row seating takes shape, the table stands on durable bell glides beneath 2-inch steel tube legs. This 60-inch by 30-inch training table uses C-legs to allow ample leg room while giving you tighter capacity when tables are configured in rows. That arrangement fits courses, onboarding sessions, team meetings, and other planned gatherings where your room needs a consistent layout. At 29 inches high, the table gives you a stated height for coordinating chairs, floor plans, and shared work areas. You can plan around its dimensions before deciding how many tables your room can hold or how closely participants should sit.
C-leg construction uses 2-inch steel tube legs and bell glides. The overall dimensions measure 60 inches wide by 30 inches deep by 29 inches high, giving you the measurements needed to compare the table with room clearances, walkways, and neighboring furnishings. The collection description identifies the tables as allowing ample leg room and tighter capacity when configured in rows, so you can evaluate the format against the way your staff actually uses training space. The top is available in a variety of laminate top colors, and the legs are available in black or silver. Those specifications give you clear points to review: overall footprint, height, leg construction, glide style, top color, and leg color.
For a room that changes between instruction, collaboration, and meetings, configure multiple tables in rows when seating capacity and shared access matter at the same time. The 60-inch width and 30-inch depth provide a consistent planning reference across the room, while the C-leg format and identified leg room support the seating arrangement described for the collection. You can select the top color that fits your existing room palette and choose black or silver legs for the visual direction you want at the base. Review the available laminate top colors, leg color options, and 29-inch height alongside your chair dimensions and floor plan. The result is a training table specified around the way your organization schedules people, arranges rows, and uses its meeting space.
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