How do flip-top tables compare to modular hexagonal or curved training tables?

Modular hexagonal and curved training tables create interesting cluster configurations for collaborative learning — they lock together to form circular or pod-style collaborative surfaces. They look distinctive and modern. The tradeoff: they don't nest in the compact wall-storage style of flip-top rectangular tables, so they take more storage space. They also only work well in the configurations they're designed for — a hexagonal table that's great for a pod layout is awkward in a straight classroom row. Flip-top rectangular tables are less visually distinctive but dramatically more versatile — they work in every layout and store compactly. For rooms that primarily use collaborative layouts and can dedicate storage to the unusual shapes, modular tables are creative options. For maximum flexibility, flip-top rectangulars win. FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960.