Nesting works by flipping the tabletop 90 degrees to a vertical position and engaging a special set of nesting casters on the frame. When you push the tables together, each table’s base rolls under the tabletop of the next one, stacking them in a very compact footprint. The key is that both the caster position and the flip-top mechanism are designed together to create that tight nest. 

A nesting training table combines a flip-top mechanism with casters so that when the tops are folded up, the tables link together and roll as a single stack to a storage closet or corner - you can move a full room's worth of tables with one person. 

Choose folding tables if space is limited but portability is key. Select nesting tables when maximizing storage space and quick stacking is a priority.

Folding and nesting tables offer flexibility, easy storage, and quick setup, making them ideal for dynamic training rooms where space optimization and fast reconfiguration are essential.

Arm rests are great for extra support when using your mouse, taking the weight off your shoulders and neck. They're also helpful for getting on and off your chair if you've got hip or knee problems.
The old chair arms got a bad rap when they were fixed height and lacked adjustments. Multifunctional adjustable arm rests on our performance ergonomic chairs are fully adjustable for height, depth, and width, giving you perfect ergonomic support for every task. Arm rests can be added to any LINRAY Seating chair.

Key features to look for in an office ergonomic chair include adjust-ability, lumbar support, seat depth, armrests, and material quality. A chair with adjustable features can be customised to your body, reducing the risk of strain or injury. Lumbar support can help maintain a healthy spine posture, while seat depth and armrests can enhance comfort and support.

Most office employees spend a good deal of their days sitting down. If a person’s chair isn’t designed to be supportive and comfortable, it will put needless stress on that person’s muscles and joints. Over time, this can lead to back pain, strained muscles, and distraction from work due to discomfort. Ergonomic chairs provide a person with the necessary support to sit comfortably, without strain.

There are several types of armrests available for office chairs, and choosing the right one for you depends on your personal preferences and the tasks you will be performing while seated.