TRB-ES Melamine Table Top
| Item No. | TRB-ES |
| Size | 24”x30”, 30”x30”, 30”x42”, 30”x48”, 30”x60”; or custom size |
| Base | plywood |
| Surface | melamine surface with additional overlay |
| Color | reference image color |
| Thickness | 2″ |
| For Use | indoor use |
| Shipped | Per customer requirement ( quick ship or door-to-door service);
Shipping cost varies based on the address. |
This TRB-ES Melamine Table Top is a premium choice for anyone seeking a durable and visually appealing table. Carefully designed to meet the demands of both residential and commercial spaces, this table top combines quality craftsmanship and aesthetics.
Plywood Table Top
The core material of this TRB-ES Melamine Table Top is high-quality plywood. Plywood is known for its strength and resistance to warping, making it an ideal material for long-term use. Compared to other solid wood options, plywood is relatively lighter, making it easy to handle and install. It also maximizes resource utilization while reducing waste, contributing to sustainable practices. Its layered construction ensures excellent structural integrity, reducing the risk of cracking or splitting.
Melamine Surface
This TRB-ES Melamine Table Top is covered with a melamine surface. The melamine layer protects the surface from everyday wear and tear, keeping it in pristine condition for years. It is highly resistant to water and moisture, making this table top perfect for humid environments. Cleaning is simple—just wipe the surface with a damp cloth to remove any stains or dirt. The melamine finish can withstand high temperatures, protecting the table top from potential damage caused by hot objects.
Customizable Sizes
Understanding that every space is unique, we offer customizable dimensions for this TRB-ES Melamine Table Top. Whether you need a compact version for a small dining space or a larger one to host gatherings, we can tailor the size to meet your exact requirements. Simply let us know your preferences, and we’ll create a piece perfectly suited to your needs.
