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Art Tables

Art tables for classrooms built to withstand daily paint, clay, and project work. Flat planning surfaces, adjustable tilt drafting tops, and built-in storage.

Find the Right Art Tables for Your Classroom

Setting Up a New Art Room or Studio

Mix and match our specialized planning tables, drafting tables, and durable workbenches to outfit your space. Our Project Team builds complete art room layouts at no charge.

Replacing Worn Art Room Tables

Filter by table type and surface to find a direct replacement. Match your existing dimensions or upgrade to a more durable top material.

Your Art Room Handles Multiple Media

HPL handles painting and drawing. Butcher block and epoxy resin resist heavier materials. Pick the surface that matches your curriculum.

You Are Equipping Multiple Classrooms

We accept school purchase orders and TIPS, NCPA, and PEPPM contracts. Contact us with your room count and configuration for a volume quote.

Free Art Tables Planning and Layout Support

Tell us your room dimensions, student count, and what media your students work with. Our team recommends the right table type, surface material, and storage configuration and builds a complete art room floor plan at no charge.

  • Table type and surface recommendation by art curriculum
  • Storage planning for supplies and student projects
  • 3D art room renderings included at no charge
  • In-person site visits available nationwide
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Why Schools Choose Today's Classroom for School Art Tables

40+ Years Serving K-12 Schools

Serving educators since 1981. We understand the specific table types, surface materials, and storage configurations that K-12 art programs require from elementary through high school.

Trusted Art Furniture Brands in One Source

Diversified Spaces, Hann, and other leading art furniture manufacturers. One authorized source for planning tables, drafting tables, workbenches, and school art tables with built-in storage.

Authorized Vendor for TIPS, NCPA, and PEPPM

District and government buyers can purchase through existing cooperative contracts without a separate bid process. We also work with school purchase orders and Net 30 terms to simplify procurement.

Planning Support From Spec to Delivery

Our team confirms table types, surface materials, and storage needs for your art curriculum. We guide your order from product selection through delivery. Free for every customer, every order size.

How to Choose the Right Classroom Art Tables for Your School

Match Table Type to Your Art Curriculum

Flat planning tables work for general drawing, painting, and project layout. Drafting tables with adjustable tilt from 0 to 30 degrees suit technical drawing. Four-station workbenches handle group projects where multiple students share one large surface.

Choose the Right Surface for Your Media

High-pressure laminate handles everyday painting, drawing, and crafting. Butcher block maple is the most durable surface for heavy daily use. Epoxy resin resists chemicals for ceramics and sculpture. Pick the surface based on what your students work with most.

Plan for Storage, Height, and Room Layout

Art room tables with built-in drawers and tote trays reduce cleanup time and keep supplies organized. Standard table height runs 26 to 30 inches, depending on grade level. Mobile tables on locking casters allow room reconfiguration between classes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of art tables for classrooms are available for K-12 schools?

Art tables for classrooms come in flat planning tables, adjustable tilt drafting tables, four-station workbenches, and mobile tables on casters. Each type suits a different art curriculum. Planning tables handle general art. Drafting tables suit technical drawing. Workbenches serve group projects.

What surface material works best in a school art room?

High-pressure laminate is the most common surface for general art classes. Butcher block solid maple handles heavier daily use. Epoxy resin resists chemicals used in ceramics and sculpture. Choose the surface based on the art media your students use most frequently.

What is the difference between planning tables and art room tables with drafting tops?

A planning table has a flat, fixed surface at standard desk height for general drawing, painting, and layout work. A drafting table has an adjustable tilt top that angles from 0 to 30 degrees for technical drawing and illustration. Art room tables with split tops combine both surfaces in one unit.

What table height is right for elementary vs high school art classrooms?

Elementary tables typically run 26 inches high. Middle and high school tables run 30 to 36 inches. Adjustable height models cover multiple grade levels with a single table. Confirm the height range on individual product listings before ordering.

Do you accept school purchase orders for art classroom tables?

Yes. We accept school purchase orders for art classroom tables and work with TIPS, NCPA, and PEPPM cooperative purchasing contracts. Contact our team at 877-909-9910 or rick@todaysclassroom.com for volume pricing and bid documentation.

Can your team help plan an art classroom layout for our school?

Yes, at no charge. Our Project Team reviews your room dimensions, student count, and art curriculum, and builds a complete floor plan with table placement and storage recommendations. In-person site visits are available.

Need Help Choosing the Right Art Classroom Tables?

Our team matches your art curriculum, room layout, and student count to the right table type and surface. School purchase orders accepted. No pressure, no obligation.

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Delivery Options

Dock to Dock:

The driver will unload onto your loading dock or your staff to unload from the end of the truck. 

Lift Gate:

To get the products to ground level and your staff would bring inside.

Lift gate and Inside:

Door must be a minimum of 52” wide.

This is for Ground Floor Door Delivery – NO steps.