Room layouts rarely stay fixed, and a training table that remains in the same position can leave your meeting space serving yesterday's class size. For an office manager coordinating training sessions, computer work, and changing attendance, the 72-inch table's tabletop flips down through a release lever so tables can nest when they are not in use. You may need to move people from instruction to collaboration without leaving unused furniture in the travel path. Your staff still has to account for clear paths, instructor sightlines, and the next session's attendance. Rounded corners and locking casters matter where people and equipment move through the same classroom or meeting room. A minimum order of two tables lets you plan the starting group as a pair.
The tabletop is constructed of a 1-inch-thick thermal fused melamine laminate with black T-Mold edge banding. Overall dimensions are 72-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 29-inch high. The base is constructed of black tubular steel and has locking casters. Those casters make the table mobile for computer labs, training rooms, classrooms, and other settings where your layout changes. The tabletop's rounded corners address the points people encounter as they move around the room, while the stated dimensions give you the measurements needed for planning placement.
The tabletop is double sided, giving you Maple on one side and Cherry on the other; Mahogany laminate has Grey on the other side, while Noble Oak laminate has Neo Walnut laminate on the other side. The laminates are scratch, stain, and scald resistant and wipe clean, giving you material specifications to consider where training materials, drinks, or equipment are used. The release lever lets you flip down the entire tabletop so the tables nest together when not in use. With a minimum order of two tables, you can establish a consistent quantity for your next classroom, lab, or training room.
Minimum order of 2 tables.