Multi-function gas-lifting table, it raised the height by gas bar between 51-78cm.
To use high quality gas bar for table lifting its height, it is the same quality as high-class automobile.
Stepless tilting of table top for max. 35°.
Dual-board shaped table top design.
Safe and non-toxic E1 level laminate of EU standard for table top.
Lightweight aluminum table legs with durable steel body property.
Kid-safety design banded on the edge of table.
Lifting handle with lockable function.
Stationery organizer on table top, without drawer.
Add-on accessory for book shelf and monitor rack.
Optional colors for blue, pink and green.
Chinese Culture--Frogs
The three frogs in the lotus garden.
Will you find them??
We would like to introduce you that this product advantage:
1. DIY can do it by end-user
2. Can be Re-use able
3. No damage the objects.
We manufacture bespoke contract furniture for hotels, workplaces, pharmacies, retail chains, and other public spaces. As a subcontractor to other suppliers and partner to interior designers, weâ??ve shipped our products to worldwide.
Weâ??re experts in laminates and Solid Surface. Beyond that, we work with melamine-faced chipboards, veneer, painted MDF, acrylic boards, solid wood, plywood, metal, glass, upholstery, and any material or technology your project needs.
Whether you need a prototype or a full suite of furniture, send us your project specification, and we'll get back to you.
All sheets
Mixed single-side and double-side
Mixed FR4 CEM1 CEM3
(18/18+35/0+35/35+70/0)
And we are not sure the percentage
we have 5-9.9cm 10-14.9cm 15-19.9cm 20up 1/4+1/6 half and we mainly sell 5-9.9cm and 10-14.9cm others need to wait more time
Unit : roll
Size : 940mm*45m
1295mm*45m
1540mm*45m
Exclusive for cold lamination, suitable for photos, laminating the output of large pictures, screen printing , and etc.
*Made for shopping trolleys. Specially designed for elevator, the two-or-three-track wheels can be automaticaly stationed in the groove of the elevator to provent the carts form slipping.
