Set a table with an 18-inch depth and gray finish where training layouts need a narrow surface. A folding table gives you a way to plan those room changes around an 8-foot width, an 18-inch depth, and a 30-inch height. For office managers coordinating seminars, conference meetings, or training sessions, the question is whether the furniture fits the schedule you are responsible for without crowding the people who need to use it. This table's folding format and lightweight construction address that recurring requirement, while its cantilevered comfort-style legs prevent your legs from bumping into the table.
The tabletop is made from 2-inch-thick blow-molded plastic and comes in gray. The legs are made from 16-gauge steel and come in speckled gray. Their cantilevered comfort-style configuration is intended to prevent your legs from bumping into the table, keeping the support structure out of the leg area you use during meetings or training sessions. Overall dimensions are 8 feet wide by 18 inches deep by 30 inches high. That measured depth gives you a specific footprint to account for when you are planning rows, presentation areas, or shared work zones. The lightweight construction also identifies the table as a practical choice for schedules that require a folding format and changing room layouts. You can evaluate the dimensions against your available floor area before assigning the table to a conference room, training room, or seminar setup.
You can plan your room layout around the gray tabletop, speckled gray steel legs, and the stated 8-foot by 18-inch footprint. The folding format lets you account for changing uses across your meeting schedule, whether your team is preparing a seminar, organizing training, or arranging a conference room. The 30-inch overall height establishes the table position for the people seated around it, while the cantilevered leg configuration addresses the leg-bumping issue identified in the product specifications. For your facility plan, this table combines a 2-inch-thick blow-molded plastic tabletop, 16-gauge steel legs, and lightweight folding construction in one measured format. That gives you clear information to compare against room dimensions, seating plans, and the frequency with which your staff changes the space.