ATLANTA, GA, March 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Mill Brook Industries wants business owners to know that they can save considerable man hours and storage space using folding tables. Managing events is a fast-paced business, and the time required to set up and break down folding tables is considerably less than that required by a conventional fixed leg table. Folding tables require far less storage space than fixed leg tables and can often be easily moved and set up by two people. Utilizing table carts can maximize labor when time and expenses are crucial factors in an operation.
Mill Brook Industries understands that rooms often need to be changed and made ready for a completely different event in a very short period of time. Folding tables provide the ease to make changes in an instant. If more or less table space is needed, making that adjustment is quick and convenient with folding tables.
Fixed leg tables tend to be much heavier, and usually require several people to move them in and out of position. That is essentially doubling the labor required to perform a breakdown or set up for any function compared to lightweight folding tables.
Charles Hobbs, President of Mill Brook Industries, states, "Folding tables are a very popular item for any number of needs. We are always getting orders for folding tables from schools, churches, caterers, hotels, and everything in between."
When storage and portability are necessities, folding tables are clearly the answer. Based on the intended use, one may choose ABS plastic folding tables, blow molded plastic folding tables, plywood folding tables, or laminate folding tables. For more information, please visit http://www.millbrookindustries.com.
About Mill Brook Industries:
Mill Brook Industries, located in Monroe, GA, is a supplier of banquet chairs, banquet tables, restaurant chairs and stools, church chairs, office chairs, classroom chairs, folding tables, and more. MBI's focus is to listen to their customers, help them to select the best product for their needs at an affordable price, and then ship in a timely manner. Mill Brook Industries understands what it takes to build great products. Their management team has over 30 years experience and knowledge in the design, manufacturing, sales, and, marketing of chairs and tables.
For more information visit: http://www.millbrookindustries.com
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Mill Brook Industries Explains Labor Cost Savings When Using Folding Tables
Available in many shapes and sizes, folding tables make life easier for people in many different industries.
2012-03-29
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