Lab Worktops

Leveling Glides - Adjustable leveling glides increase contact with the floor and prevent a table from wobbling.

Shelves - Adjustable shelves are added and can be contained in a cabinet that sits on the table.

Book Compartments - Book compartments are built into the frame of a lab table, just beneath the surface of the lab table. They are positioned for easy access and a necessary part of wet and dry labs.

Fixed Shelving - With certain lab table designs, fixed shelves are used as support for the table and provide stability. This is especially true in labs where heavy equipment is used as part of testing processes.

Locking Cabinets - In some labs, due to the nature of the work being performed, locking cabinets can be a necessity. In most cases, they are installed like fixed shelving to add support to a lab table as well as an extra level of security. In keeping with security, locking cabinets and shelving may be made of hardened steel.

Height Adjustment - The height adjustment mechanism of a lab table is in keeping with the concern for ergonomics and potential back, arm, and leg injuries. Although the adjustments may not be available for all lab tables, they can be added to certain designs.

Compartments - The success of lab work is built on good organization. Compartments, which are common for work in electronics, are used to keep various components, tools, devices, and paperwork organized and easily accessible.