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Take Off Bistro Table

SKU : Take Off Bistro Table

Take Off Bistro Table

The Bistro Take Off table is a versatile essential, perfect for cafeterias, conference rooms, and collaborative spaces, combining sleek design, smart functionality, and sturdy construction to elevate any setting.

Features:  

  • "T" end panel on each end. 
  • Access door included on each end panel.
  • 6" high double modesty allowing wires to be hidden underneath the surface.
  • Option to add a grommet on both end panels.
  • Tables offered in a wide range of configurations and finishes.
  • Lazer Edge offered with 1'' surfaces.

Dimensions: 

  • Depth: 48", 42", 36", 30", 24", 18"
  • Length: 96", 90", 84", 78", 72", 66", 60", 54", 48"
  • Height: 41.5", 35", 29", 26"

 

For pricing, please send an email to info@buyritebc.com or contact a sales representative.

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