Table Parts & Components

This category covers individual replacement and add-on parts for tables — legs, bases, tops, grommets, edge banding, leveling glides, and modesty panels, all in one place for you. Think of it as your parts counter for keeping tables in service instead of hauling them to the curb. If a leg got damaged, a grommet cracked, or you need to finish out a partial order or build a custom table setup, this is where you shop first. Browse [table parts and components](https://www.findofficefurniture.com/table-parts) and find what is available in your finish family before you order a whole new table.

Replacement and add-on legs typically come in powder-coated steel tube construction at 1.5 to 2-inch diameter for standard conference or training tables in your inventory. Most legs are sized for the standard 29-inch seated height or 42-inch standing height, and some come adjustable with a threaded glide at the foot for fine-tuning. Check the product page for leg height, diameter, and attachment system — threaded insert, cam lock, or bolt-through — to confirm it actually fits your existing top or frame before you place the order.

Yes — replacement tops exist for many commercial table series you might already own. Tops come in thermally fused laminate or high-pressure laminate over MDF or particleboard, with edge banding and grommet holes already positioned for you. The key is confirming your top dimensions and attachment system match your existing base or frame before you buy. Check the product page for available sizes, finishes, and edge profiles, since not every series offers a replacement top, but plenty do if you take the time to look.

Cable grommets in 2 to 4-inch diameter are available as replacements or add-ons for your conference and training tables around the office. A grommet set typically includes the collar ring and the snap-in cover cap in your finish of choice — brushed aluminum, black, or white to match your table. To replace one, the hole needs to already exist in your tabletop at the correct diameter for that part. Adding a new grommet to an existing top requires drilling, so check your top material before you try a field installation yourself.

A modesty panel is a vertical panel that mounts under the table apron or frame, between the legs, to block the under-table view for seated users at your conference table. It gives you visual privacy and conceals cable runs in one simple piece of hardware. They mount to the existing table frame hardware and match your table's finish family without much fuss. If your conference or training table sits in a client-facing environment or a video-conferencing room where the camera catches under the table, a modesty panel cleans up the look and hides your cables fast.

Check the part listing for compatibility notes — the product page typically lists compatible table series and models right up front for you. If you are ordering a replacement, grab your table's series name or model number from your original order first before you search. Leg attachment systems, grommet hole diameters, and edge banding profiles all vary by manufacturer and series, so nothing here is universal. If you are unsure, contact customer support with your original order information so they can confirm the right part number before you buy anything.

Yes — you can configure a custom table by combining a top, legs, and hardware components from the same series, as long as that series offers a component system designed to be ordered piece by piece. Not every series supports this approach, since some tops and bases only sell as complete assembled units straight from the factory. When you are shopping for a configurable system, look for listings that clearly spell out the available top sizes, leg heights, and base options as separate SKUs you can mix and match to your needs.

Individual parts ship in smaller cartons — legs typically in a box, tops on a crate or pallet depending on size, and grommets or small hardware in standard parcel boxes for quick delivery. Replacement tops for larger tables may ship freight instead of parcel. Check the product listing for shipping method and delivery estimate before you place your order. If you are covering an urgent repair, confirm the shipping timeline first, because freight deliveries take noticeably longer than parcel and could leave you waiting on a fix.

You get our Free Lifetime Warranty unless specifically noted on table parts and components purchased from us — structural hardware is covered under the applicable warranty scope. For replacement parts specifically, your coverage applies to manufacturing defects found in the part itself after installation. Keep your order documentation on hand for warranty reference in case a part shows a defect down the road, since that paperwork is what speeds up any claim you need to file with our team when you need a fast replacement.

When you use table parts to configure or repair a table at an accessible position, make sure the assembled table keeps 27 inches of knee clearance under the surface and lands at a 29 to 30-inch height for ADA accessible seated work. If you are swapping table legs, confirm the new leg height still hits that ADA clearance before you install it permanently. For an accessible table position overall, your goal is clear under-table knee space paired with 30 by 48 inches of clear floor space in front for wheelchair approach and maneuvering room.