05School & Education

Reading Tables for Library and Study Rooms

Long-span tables with a steel under-frame that holds the top flat, finished to match the shelving in the same room.

  • Twin-beam under-frame limits sag on 1800–2400 mm spans.
  • Tops in laminate, compact grade or steel, all cleanable with standard products.
  • Quoted together with shelving and seating so the room arrives in one colour.
MOQ50 tables; mixed sizes accepted
Sampling10 to 15 working days after drawing approval
PackingTop and frame packed separately, 2–4 tables per carton set
CustomisationSize, colour, interior and branding

03 Specification

Specification

Specification for Reading Tables
Size1200–2400 W × 600–900 D × 720–750 H mm
StructureSteel twin-beam frame, 40 × 40 mm legs, levelling feet
Load120 kg evenly distributed per table
Top25 mm melamine, 12 mm compact laminate, or 1.0 mm steel
PackingTop and frame packed separately, 2–4 tables per carton set
MOQ50 tables; mixed sizes accepted

Indicative figures for layout. Final specification is issued per model against factory test reports before an order is confirmed.

04 Options

What can be changed

Seating2, 4, 6 or 8 places; with or without centre screen
TopMelamine, compact laminate, linoleum, or powder-coated steel
PowerUnder-top cable tray with flip-up or grommet access
ScreenAcoustic panel or steel divider to split a long table
ColourFrame RAL match; top tone matched to shelving

Anything on this list is quoted as a variant — send the combination and we price it against the base model.

05 Applications

Where this range is used

01Reading rooms — Long tables with centre screens between places.
02Study and seminar rooms — Modular tables that regroup for exams.
03Staff and office libraries — Compact 1200 mm tables in matched finish.
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