Norix TA1800/TA3600 Tabla Standard Round Tables

Norix's Tabla is a round table with a laminated surface that can add a touch of warmth and durable functionality to lobbies, common areas, and other indoor spaces.

• Fully wrapped laminate tables with internal rib structure for added strength and 
  durability
• Ligature resistant design with no internal openings
• Comes in two sizes:
  • TA1800 (Small): Top 18" diameter, Height 18", Weight 25 lbs
    
  • TA3600 (Large): Top 36" diameter, Height 18", Weight 75 lbs
• Available options:
  • Bolt-Down
    
  • Factory Ballasting (50 lbs / 22.7 kg)
  • Also available in premium version with molded plinth base
• Colors: Wild Cherry, Kensington Maple, Asian Sun, Montana Walnut, Palisades Oak, Calcutta Marble, Black Alicante
  
• Tested to 750 lb (340.2 kg) static load
  
• GREENGUARD and GREENGUARD Gold Certified by UL Environment. Product certified for low chemical emissions to UL 2818. UL.COM/GG
  
• Made in USA

About Norix Furniture:
Norix Group specializes in providing high quality, intensive-use institutional furniture designed specifically for behavioral health care facilities, hospitals, jails, prisons, detention centers, and other challenging markets. Norix humanizes behavioral and correctional facilities, while building extreme durability and security into each piece of institutional furniture so it stands up to correctional grade use. Norix furniture is as tough as your prison or detention grade environment, yet safe for trustees and staff. Anchortex supplies the complete line of Norix furniture for patient rooms, classrooms, inmate cells, day rooms, lobbies, intake areas, chapels, dining halls, outdoor/recreation, contact visitation and video-visitation areas, as well as public safety furniture for police and fire stations that looks good and stands up to hard use. Norix meets or exceeds testing requirements for intensive-use institutional and detention grade furniture, and the everyday test of use at healthcare and detention institutions by people who don't necessarily have the best interests of the institutional furniture in mind.