Whiteboard Tables > Shape - Round

A whiteboard table gives your meeting room a markerboard-grade top that lets your crew write directly on the table during sessions. You get the same collaborative power as a wall whiteboard, but right in the work zone where everyone sits. A great way to keep brainstorms, scrum boards, and design huddles on the table.

You can grab porcelain steel for the upscale dry-erase surface (50-year ghost-free service), ceramic steel for the 25-year tier, or melamine markerboard for the wallet-friendly pick (10 to 20 year ghost-free service). Pick the top against how often your team writes on it.

Most whiteboard tables run 36 to 96 inches long and 30 to 48 inches wide. Standard seated height is 29 to 30 inches; standing-collaboration variants land at 42 inches. Pull out a tape measure on your meeting room and pick the table against the occupant count (one occupant per 24 to 30 linear inches).

You can grab a metal T-leg frame (modern, lightest visual silhouette), panel-end (most enclosed look), X-base (centralized footprint, no leg in the corner), or trestle (traditional aesthetic). T-leg is the most common pick for modern collaboration rooms.

You can grab an aluminum trim edge with an integrated marker tray along one or two edges — that's a great way to keep dry-erase markers and erasers within arm's reach. PVC edge bands are the wallet-friendly pick for value-tier whiteboard tables.

Flip-top mobile whiteboard tables are the right fit when your room reconfigures often. The top tilts vertical and the table nests against the wall when not in use. Dual-wheel casters with 2 locking casters keep it parked during meetings. Have a buddy ready when you flip the top — it's a two-person job at 96 inches.

Whiteboard tables hold 50 to 75 pounds of evenly spread load at each occupant position. That covers laptops, tablets, drinks, and reference materials. The porcelain or ceramic steel top is just as strong as a standard conference table — the dry-erase coating doesn't change the load capacity.

The whiteboard table puts the dry-erase surface right in your work zone — your team writes without standing up. A wall whiteboard makes everyone step away from the table to write. Pick the table when collaborative writing during meetings is a regular part of your workflow.

Commercial whiteboard tables built to the BIFMA X5.5 testing standard for table duty carry a 10 to 25-year warranty in the industry (depending on which surface grade you grab) against consumer-grade tables at 1 to 3 years, but we offer a Free Lifetime Warranty unless specifically noted. The top, the markerboard coating, the frame welds, and the edge trim are all covered.

Yes — leave a 27-inch knee clearance under the table top and a 30 by 48 inch open floor zone at one or more positions for a wheelchair user. The standing-height 42-inch variant works for standing wheelchair users; the seated 29-inch variant works for seated ADA programs.