Table top, linoleum coated

The linoleum table tops consist of a laminboard with particle board decking on both sides which has been obtained by our supplier especially for the production of these tabletops. These boards are then covered on one side with 2 mm of linoleum in a process involving high temperatures and pressure. During this process the 2 mm thick edge band is worked into the edges in such a way that on the top side it is covered by the linoleum layer.

Linoleum is made from renewable raw materials such as wood, granulated cork, linseed oil and jute. Its homogeneous, matte but nevertheless non-slip surface is perfect for drawing or writing but still has enough textural resistance that a computer mouse functions on it. They make, then, great writing tables but can be used as shelving or kitchen counters as well.

The material feels good to the touch, has anti-bacterial and antistatic properties and conducts electricity (its bleeder and contact resistance is between app. 10⁹ and 10¹⁰ Ω). Because of these attributes, linoleum covered table tops are perfect for use in the therapeutic and technical realms.

If you want the colour of the edges to be the same as that of the linoleum you can order a plastic edge band (ABS) with the matching colour. This will be charged out at a flat rate price per tabletop – this is also the case with the exotic wood edge bands (cherry, walnut, wenge, zebra wood). The standard wooden edge bands (beech, birch multiplex, maple, oak), it should be noted, are included in the price of the tabletop.

The colour of the linoleum coating that you see at the time of delivery will change slightly with time. The reason for this is the light yellow “drying-oven film” which will eventually disappear after the coating has been out in the daylight for a number of hours.

Care and cleaning of linoleum is best done with special agents like HARELL CARE AND CLEANING SET FOR LINOLEUM, which, together with comprehensive instructions for use, can be found in our range of goods.