Quarter Circle Table A845
For Solid Legs, choose from these table heights:12", 14", 16", 18", 20", 22", 24", 26", 28" or 30". Need recommendations? Check this chair/table height chart.
For Adjustable Legs, choose the height range that fits your classroom. Legs adjust in 1" increments. Need recommendations? Check this chair/table height chart.
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Easy to Clean
For wet and messy play, heat-sealed edging keeps moisture out, preventing warping. And our designers want you to know that they found the best laminate on the planet and put it on both sides of this table top for the flattest surface ever. Be glad they're not writing this, or they would fill up the rest of the page describing its qualities.
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A Stable Table
Those rock maple legs are right on the edge of the table for maximum stability—they also allow more children to fit around. Because our tables don't need aprons, there is plenty of room for a wheelchair.
Solid Heavyweight
This top is 1-1/8 inches thick. It should still be around when your first students send their kids to your program.
Both sides of the table top are laminated for superior warp resistance.
Leg Options
Solid Legs
Choose from eight different Solid Leg heights, ranging from 12 to 30 inches. See Solid Leg Chart
Adjustable Legs
Adjustable Legs grow with the kids. And you won't need a screwdriver - they adjust in seconds. Three size ranges:
Low (13 to 17 inches)
Medium (17 to 25 inches)
High (21 to 31 inches)
The foot glide
The leg rotates into the socket leaving nothing to chance. It's a solid attachment without tools. The foot glide has the right amount of friction to keep the table stationary, yet it moves quietly when it has to be moved.
ITERS - 2. Furniture for routine care and play 7.2, 5.2
ECERS - 2. Furniture for routine care, play and learning 7.1, 5.3, 5.1
More information on ITERS/ECERS early childhood quality ratings.
Details
Seats up to 4, includes 5 legs.*
Specify leg type and table height.
*Note: When planning seating capacity, consider the table's intended use as well as the children's age.
Product Guide / Instructions
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