Flash Furniture Emmy Series 2PC 48″ Circle Grey Table Set

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Overall: 47.5″W x 48″D x 22″ – 30″H, Create a flexible classroom environment with mobile activity tables that nest together for group learning. This 2-piece nesting classroom table set adds a spacious work surface for students to spread out with their materials. Complete with seating by pairing with our ergonomic shell stack chairs. Built to last through many class turnovers the thermal fused laminate top is scratch, stain and warp resistant. An attractive black powder coated finish protects the upper legs from scratches and height adjustable chrome lower legs give you the flexibility to raise or lower the table a full 8″ in 1″ increments. Locking casters allow you to lock each caster as needed to move or lock in place. 21st century Gen Z and Gen Alpha generations are learning at a faster pace and require modern furnishings and technology to focus their attention. Collaboration doesn’t happen only in the classroom, add this office group table in your conference room or flexible learning space for team members to gather around. Create unlimited combinations using various shaped nesting activity tables in your classroom, lab, or library. [XU-GRP-A48-HCIRC-GY-T-A-CAS-GG], Chrome, Laminate, Particleboard, Steel, Grey

Warranty: 5 Year Limited (non moving metal parts) 2 yr Parts

Assembly Instructions: http://ftp.flashfurniture.com/AssemblyInstructions/XU-GRP-A48-HCIRC-GY-T-A-CAS-GG.pdf

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Half Circle Flexible Learning Wave Activity Table Set nests for large groups. 1″ Thick Thermal Fused Laminate Top is Scratch and Stain Resistant Top. Protective Black Edge Band. 16 Gauge Tubular Steel Legs adjust in 1″ increments. Black Powder Coated Upper Legs and Chrome Lower Legs.

Locking Casters can be locked while in use. Recommended Grade Level: 1st Grade – Adult. Recommended Seating Capacity: 6 adults or children. Recommended Usage: home school, classroom, playroom, office, meeting spaces. .

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