Your lab stations need a table that puts Chem-Res laminate over liquid-protecting boots and hardwood legs. A science lab table puts a dedicated work area in the room, so you can organize instruction and hands-on activity around a measured footprint. Its overall dimensions are 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving you a clear basis for planning placement, student circulation, and the relationship between tables and surrounding equipment.
Under the top, a 1 1/8-inch-thick core is paired with the Chem-Res high-pressure laminate. The laminate top is chemical and water-resistant, giving you a stated surface specification for classrooms where liquids and laboratory materials are part of daily instruction. Solid hardwood is used for the legs and apron. At floor level, rubber liquid-protecting leg boots address exposure around the leg bottoms, while adjustable glides provide accurate leveling. The legs attach with metal-on-metal, double-bolt connections. The overall dimensions are 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to plan placement and circulation.
When you are laying out one classroom or a larger science area, the listed dimensions give you a fixed table size for mapping stations, aisles, and nearby equipment. The 30-inch height establishes the working level, while the adjustable glides let you address accurate leveling as you place tables across the room. The solid hardwood legs and apron are finished, and the rubber leg boots identify the liquid-protection specified at the floor contact points. For purchasing teams ordering several tables, the supplier asks you to call for quantity discounts. Review the 48-inch width and 24-inch depth against your available footprint, confirm that the chemical and water-resistant Chem-Res top matches your classroom requirements, and use the leg, apron, core, glide, and boot specifications to document what you are buying. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS