Cafeteria Tables
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Here are some specifications for most models.
LIFT MECHANISM
Tables fold and open in one fluid motion, assisted by a combination of cylinders and a torsional energy storage system.
This combination ensures safety and ease of use through a controlled, effortless operation. The cafeteria table stays in a teepee position for easy handling.
TOPS AND BENCHES
Table tops and benches are made of solid core warp-resistant construction. High-pressure laminate face is used for
the top surface with a balanced high pressure laminate backer for the bottom surface.
Table tops and benches are attached to the table frame with deep thread screws. The corners have a 1-1/2″ radius. The Bench supports are robotically welded steel construction of 14-gauge tubular frame steel with 6″ square, heavy-duty 11-gauge steel plates welded to uprights. The Benches are secured to steel plates with deep thread
screws. No field assembly required.
STOOLS
Stool supports are robotically welded steel construction consisting of a 14-gauge tubular frame with 6″ square, heavy-duty 11-gauge steel plates welded to uprights.
Stools are one of the following:
A. Poly: High-impact polypropylene stools
B. Thermoset Hard Plastic:
EDGES
Table top and bench edges are finished in one of the following:
A. Bullnose edge: (Flat vinyl T-edge) Edges are banded with an abrasion-resistant vinyl bullnose molding.
B. 73P Edge: Edges are banded with a 2mm flat PVC (polyvinyl chloride) edge banding that is chemically bonded to the table or bench core.
C. Perfect Edge: Made of 1/4″ thick by 3/4″ high cast black polyurethane. The Perfect Edge is mechanically and chemically bonded to the table core and chemically bonded to the laminate surface edge
FRAMES
The Table frames are fabricated using a welded unitized construction, integrating all structural steel members into a self-supporting unit. The table top support apron is 11-gauge channel steel, pierced to securely anchor the tops.