What's the difference between a T-mold edge and a PVC edge on a flip-top training table?

The edge banding on a training table affects both appearance and durability. A T-mold edge uses a plastic T-shaped strip that slots into a groove machined into the particleboard core — it's common on commercial training tables, provides good impact protection, and is replaceable if damaged. PVC edge banding is glued to the edge of the tabletop panel — it's more seamless-looking than T-mold, tightly integrated, and comes in a variety of colors and textures. PVC banding can peel or lift at corners with repeated impact over years. T-mold tends to be more resilient at corner impacts. For training tables that will be flipped and moved daily, T-mold is often the more durable edge choice. Many commercial training tables offer both options. FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960.