Fold these lightweight tables in half and use the handle to carry them with one hand. They are easy to clean and resist impact, stains, and chemicals.

Raise or lower these tables to a comfortable working height.

Plastic laminate tables have an extra-smooth surface that is easy to clean. Position them at a comfortable height for working while seated. To adjust height in 1" increments, push in a button on the legs and slide them. Mobile plastic laminate tables have chrome-plated legs.

Plastic tables not only resist impact, stains, and chemicals, but are also lightweight and easy to clean. Position them at a comfortable height for working while seated. To adjust height in 1" increments, push in a button on the legs and slide them.

Steel tables are durable and won’t warp. They can support four times as much weight as other adjustable-height folding tables. Configure them for either seated or standing tasks. Remove and reposition the leg bolts to adjust height in 2" increments. To fold the legs, remove the wing nut that secures the leg braces.

Use these legs to make or repair a folding table.

Fixed-height legs are standard table height.

Adjustable-height legs raise up to 14" to go from standard table height to workbench height, making them suitable for seated or standing tasks. Push in a button and slide the legs to adjust height in 1" increments. Legs are chrome plated at the bottom.

Mount these workstations on a flat vertical surface to create a steady horizontal surface for writing, typing, or tinkering. They work as a case when closed, with a 2 3/4"-deep interior for carrying a laptop, small tools, and other supplies. When you need a workstation, mount them to a metal surface such as an electrical cabinet with the included magnets, or a nonmetal surface such as a wall with the included suction cups. The magnets and suction cups screw into either exterior side of workstations; leave magnets on one side and suction cups on the other to be ready for quick use. On the interior, workstations have a movable rubber work surface, magnetic strips across the top for holding tools, and wire rope cables to keep workstations open at a 90° angle.

Stainless steel workstations are often used in corrosive environments.

Style A can be folded up. They have a spring clip for holding papers and built-in pockets for storing forms, cards, and pencils.