An affordable, durable active learning collaboration furniture

The Spectrum Industries 37128-T112 InVision Element Table is the next generation of affordable, durable active learning collaboration furniture available for educational or corporate settings. It measures 2ft standing worksurface height with 5ft of length and 4ft wide. A durable powder coated steel legs provide a long-lasting finish. The 37128-T112 InVision Element Table comes in T-legs and has a scratch and impact-resistant high-pressure laminate worksurface (STD cutout). Its leveling glides keep the table level on uneven surfaces. The cords and wiring can be channeled cleanly using the under-worksurface wiring channel.

The 37128-T112 is SCS Indoor Advantage Certified which meets or exceeds applicable ANSI-BIFMA test standards. It is warranted to be free of all defects in materials and workmanship for 10 years, electrical system 2 years.

Easy equipment management

The Spectrum Industries 37128-T112 has a 7-inch wide wiring channel that supports most power and communication modules and extends to end of table. The optional affordable display stand holds up to 100 pounds. A one-piece worksurface is made with 1" high-pressure laminate that makes this one of the most durable tables in the industry. An optional Cove™ Power Module seamlessly integrates the power and USB charging ports.
 

Designed for connection

• Individuals become team players in a collaborative environment
• Simple, elegant, and clean design promotes concentration and communication

Construction

The InVision Element Table worksurfaces are constructed from 1" thick NAUF (No Added Urea Formaldehyde) composite board plus .030” high-pressure. It has a laminate on one face, and a balancing phenolic backer on the opposing face. Its metal components consist of 16-gauge steel and the worksurface edges are covered with 3mm vinyl (color matching). All metal components are finished with a scratch-resistant powder coat epoxy. The InVision Element Table is shipped KD (Knocked-Down) and require assembly.

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