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Plastic folding tables are extremely versatile, providing more than just a place where families and friends sit down for a meal. The tables can be a work or activity surface, and they can work both indoors and outside. The plastic tables are as stable and durable as permanent or even modular tables, and they offer other features that make them a good choice for many settings.
Consider Where You Can Use Plastic Folding Tables
Getting out plastic folding tables for a holiday meal is as traditional as the holiday meal itself. They can also go in the garage, basement or living room for a buffet-style meal any day of the year. The tables are ideal for family gaming surfaces or for poker nights with the guys or gals. After you're done with them in the home, take them outdoors to picnics or use them in the yard or at the flea market to sell your obsolete housewares.
Consider the Convenience of Plastic Folding Tables
By their nature, folding tables are convenient. Plastic is also much more lightweight than metal or laminates, so folding, carrying and unfolding the tables can be a one-person job, if necessary. Leg locking mechanisms make the legs easy to unfold and secure when locked in place, and many tables have spring-loaded locks to keep the legs tucked up against the underside of the tables when they're folded away.
Are Plastic Folding Tables Durable Enough?
Both the surfaces and legs of plastic tables are rugged, stable and long wearing. Many plastic tables are made of polymer resins, that, although defined as plastic, can be sturdier than wood or laminate. The plastic surfaces are water-repellent, not just water-resistant, and standing moisture during long periods of use won't damage the surface like it would other materials, making polymer resin ideal for outdoor use. Many polymer resin tables also have integrated impact resistance in their composite, and plastic tables are much more scratch resistant than other material. Most plastic folding tables also benefit from contemporary framing technology, including tubular steel legs that are powder coated to resist rust and dirt. Larger tables hold 330 pounds or more.
What Sizes Do Plastic Folding Tables Come In?
Plastic tables come in round, rectangular and even serpentine shapes. Diameters, widths and lengths are available for any occasion, any demand and any need, large or small. Round tables come in 2- to more than 6-foot diameters. Many rectangular tables are available in 4.5 x 5 or 5 x 6 foot sizes. Rectangular and irregular shapes can be 8 or more feet long, with plenty of width for any activity. Plastic tables also come in corner and semi-circle designs for more intimate or convenient spacing.
Are Plastic Folding Tables Available in More than One Style?
Tabletop surfaces come in light or dark plastic or faux wood finishes. Plastic folding tables have a variety of frame designs, from bowed or arched legs to straight legs with cross braces. All of the frame style options offer optimal stability and durability, so you should peruse Staples' selection of home and office tables to find a design that will accommodate those who'll sit around the table or use it for work or commerce.
Consider Where You Can Use Plastic Folding Tables
Getting out plastic folding tables for a holiday meal is as traditional as the holiday meal itself. They can also go in the garage, basement or living room for a buffet-style meal any day of the year. The tables are ideal for family gaming surfaces or for poker nights with the guys or gals. After you're done with them in the home, take them outdoors to picnics or use them in the yard or at the flea market to sell your obsolete housewares.
Consider the Convenience of Plastic Folding Tables
By their nature, folding tables are convenient. Plastic is also much more lightweight than metal or laminates, so folding, carrying and unfolding the tables can be a one-person job, if necessary. Leg locking mechanisms make the legs easy to unfold and secure when locked in place, and many tables have spring-loaded locks to keep the legs tucked up against the underside of the tables when they're folded away.
Are Plastic Folding Tables Durable Enough?
Both the surfaces and legs of plastic tables are rugged, stable and long wearing. Many plastic tables are made of polymer resins, that, although defined as plastic, can be sturdier than wood or laminate. The plastic surfaces are water-repellent, not just water-resistant, and standing moisture during long periods of use won't damage the surface like it would other materials, making polymer resin ideal for outdoor use. Many polymer resin tables also have integrated impact resistance in their composite, and plastic tables are much more scratch resistant than other material. Most plastic folding tables also benefit from contemporary framing technology, including tubular steel legs that are powder coated to resist rust and dirt. Larger tables hold 330 pounds or more.
What Sizes Do Plastic Folding Tables Come In?
Plastic tables come in round, rectangular and even serpentine shapes. Diameters, widths and lengths are available for any occasion, any demand and any need, large or small. Round tables come in 2- to more than 6-foot diameters. Many rectangular tables are available in 4.5 x 5 or 5 x 6 foot sizes. Rectangular and irregular shapes can be 8 or more feet long, with plenty of width for any activity. Plastic tables also come in corner and semi-circle designs for more intimate or convenient spacing.
Are Plastic Folding Tables Available in More than One Style?
Tabletop surfaces come in light or dark plastic or faux wood finishes. Plastic folding tables have a variety of frame designs, from bowed or arched legs to straight legs with cross braces. All of the frame style options offer optimal stability and durability, so you should peruse Staples' selection of home and office tables to find a design that will accommodate those who'll sit around the table or use it for work or commerce.