Lorell LLR60765 Flip Nesting Mobile Table 72x24 Walnut

Product Description

The LORELL LLR60765 is a flip-and-nesting mobile training table built for flexible workspaces that require quick reconfiguration. The rectangular walnut laminate top measures 72 x 24 x 29.5 inches with a 1 inch thickness and rounded corners for safety. A lever mechanism releases the top to flip upright, allowing multiple units to nest tightly together for compact storage. The steel frame provides structural rigidity, and four casters — two of which lock — make repositioning straightforward on hard or carpeted flooring. A perforated modesty panel, integrated storage channel, and plastic cord grommet round out the functional design.

This table is designed for training rooms, conference rooms, and multipurpose facilities where seating arrangements change frequently. The nesting capability reduces the footprint of stored tables significantly, making it well-suited for schools, corporate training centers, and event spaces. Installation requires no special tools — the table ships mostly assembled and is ready for use with minimal setup. Four casters allow a single person to move and position the table without assistance.

Key Features

• 72 x 24 x 29.5 inch walnut laminate top with 1 inch thickness and rounded corners
• Lever-actuated flip mechanism allows tabletop to rotate upright for nesting storage
• Steel frame with perforated modesty panel and integrated storage channel
• Plastic cord grommet for in-surface cable management
• Four casters with two locking for stable, controlled positioning
• Nesting design reduces storage footprint when multiple units are used together

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style nesting table intended for use with other flip-top tables of the same design family to maximize storage efficiency in training and conference room configurations.

Installation Notes

Assembly and deployment should be handled by facilities staff or office furniture installers. Engage both locking casters before use to prevent unwanted movement during meetings or training sessions. When flipping the top for nesting, verify the lever mechanism is fully released before applying upward pressure to avoid binding. Inspect caster locks periodically for wear to maintain safe, stable positioning.