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Swirl finish is anodized aluminium with randomly sanded swirls etched into the surface.

A swirl table is a table top finish that offers a durable, stain and scratch resistant alternative to linens. This unique table finish requires minimal maintenance, unlike table cloths, and makes it quick and easy to set it up and take it down. Swirl finish is an economical and smart choice for hotel and facility managers.

A clear powder coat finish protects the table. All top surfaces are .080″ thick with integral stiffener ribs and have a 1 1/2″ profile edge. End caps are heavy gauge and have high impact cast corner inserts which will absorb abuse from frequent set up and take down. (Read the full post about ‘Swirl Tables’…)

Swirl finish is anodized aluminium with randomly sanded swirls etched into the surface.

A swirl table is a table top finish that offers a durable, stain and scratch resistant alternative to linens. This unique table finish requires minimal maintenance, unlike table cloths, and makes it quick and easy to set it up and take it down. Swirl finish is an economical and smart choice for hotel and facility managers.

A clear powder coat finish protects the table. All top surfaces are .080″ thick with integral stiffener ribs and have a 1 1/2″ profile edge. End caps are heavy gauge and have high impact cast corner inserts which will absorb abuse from frequent set up and take down. (Read the full post about ‘Swirl Tables’…)

<a href="http://www.southernaluminum.com/" title="Swirl Tables">Swirl Tables</a> are available in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. Rectangle, card, half round, round, quarter round, crescent, and square pedestal are the different available models of the table.

Swirl finish is anodized aluminium with randomly sanded swirls etched into the surface. A clear powder coat finish protects the table. All top surfaces are .080" thick with integral stiffener ribs and have a 1 1/2" profile edge. End caps are heavy gauge and have high impact cast corner inserts which will absorb abuse from frequent set up and take down. (Read the full post about ‘Swirl Tables’…)