Artist & Studio Wooden Easels · 2 models
Wooden Drafting Tables and Art Tables for Studios
The drafting table is the boundary page of this catalogue. It is not an easel, but it is bought by the same studios and art schools and it occupies the same decision - a surface you stand or sit at, set at an angle, with the paper held flat. The models here are the wooden drafting and art tables in the adult range, and the page is deliberately a single subcategory: drafting tables are a furniture category with its own competition, and this site does not build a directory out of them.
For a trade buyer the specification is the surface size, the tilt range, the height and the carton. A drafting table is a furniture delivery: the top is usually one piece and the carton is long and flat, which changes the freight arithmetic compared with an easel. The records here state what the supplier records, and where a table's tilt or height mechanism is not confirmed we say so instead of describing the table as fully adjustable.
Typical range
| Surface size | stated per model; the range spans studio and school sizes |
|---|---|
| Tilt | stated where recorded; the mechanism is per model |
| Height | stated per model; standing and seated tables both appear |
| Material | pine, plywood and MDF-faced tops; per model |
| Carton | long flat cartons; cube and weight stated where recorded |
| MOQ | quoted per model; low volumes are normal in this group |
What buyers check first
- Confirm the drawing surface size and the tilt range in degrees, or that the surface is fixed.
- Ask for the height and the standing or seated configuration, because a drafting table at 90 cm is a standing table and a 75 cm table is a desk.
- Check the carton length before the unit cost: a long flat carton is a freight decision on its own.
- Ask whether the top is one piece or joined, and how the edge is finished, since the edge takes the wear on a drafting table.
2 models
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FAQ — Drafting Tables
Is a drafting table part of the easel range?
It sits at the edge of it. This catalogue is a wooden easel and board line, and the drafting table is included as a single boundary subcategory because the same buyers - studios, art schools, design rooms - ask for one alongside the easels. It is not a directory we intend to grow: the models here are documented with surface size, tilt and carton data like every other product, and the page says clearly that drafting tables are a furniture category rather than the core of the range.
What size drafting table do studios buy?
It depends on the paper size the studio works to, and the surface size is the number to buy against - a table that takes an A1 sheet is a different product from one that takes an A2. The height matters as much as the surface: a standing table around 90 cm suits drafting, a seated table around 75 cm suits drawing and teaching. Both are recorded per model where the supplier states them, and where the tilt or height is not confirmed the page says so rather than presenting the table as adjustable.
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