Dress up classroom learning with Berries Collaborative Bowtie Tables. These innovative tables are well-suited for collaborative use in classrooms of all ages. These Bowtie Tables work great for an individual desk, and yet are versatile for easy combinations with other Bowtie or Hub Tables to create a larger collaborative learning space. The mobile-ready legs are made with durable 16 gauge steel and feature adjustable levelers. The levelers can easily be swapped with matching casters. This gives you three foot options—4 levelers, 4 casters, or 2 casters and 2 levelers for a wheel-barrow style.
- Product Name
- Berries® Collaborative Bowtie Tables
- Manufacturer
- Jonti-Craft, Inc.
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