Bridge Table

The Bridge Table has no legs. Two solid side panels support the continuous top, and an apron panel beneath the top connects the sides, which gives the table its bridge shape and its name. The finish is white and matte throughout, with no handles, hardware or visible joints.

The front of the table stays open. This provides legroom and allows people to step up to it from the front, which matters wherever someone sits or stands at it for an extended time. Because the load rests on two large surfaces rather than four points, the table stands steadily even on uneven hall floors, and the closed side panels conceal anything placed underneath to the side.

Its light, understated surface makes it a piece that does not draw attention to itself. It can be set up with stools, used to hold equipment, or left clear as a surface, without shaping the overall design.

Typical uses include reception and information tables, registration and accreditation, temporary workstations at trade show booths, serving areas for catering and temporary meeting setups. We deliver nationwide, and on request with matching stools, setup and pickup.