What is the true difference between a flip-top and nesting training table?

Flip-top tables have a hinged top that folds vertically so the table rolls on casters to its storage position — they typically nestle into each other at about 12" per table in a row. Nesting tables have legs that fold under a fixed top, and the whole table slides under the previous one at a lower height — they're slightly more compact and don't require any folding action. Flip-tops are more common and generally easier to use; nesting tables are better for rooms where space is extremely tight. Both styles are far more storable than fixed-leg tables. FindOfficeFurniture.com has both types at great prices — call 888-719-4960.