The flip table’s core functionality revolves around its full steel frame, available with either a silver or white powder coat finish.
February 29th, 2012
Our flip table features top-level functionality in a clean and simple design. An easy-to-use table top turn mechanism and 4 lockable castors allow it to be easily moved and its streamlined leg profile, ensures the tables nest together for easy storage. The flip mechanism also locks in the folded position.
It features a 25mm melamine top that can be customised to a wide range of finishes and matched up easily to any existing or new office furniture. Ideal for the mobile office, conference room or training room and it in a multitude of other settings.
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