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Designed by Marc Krusin

The 4-leg Pixel standard table has a simple, sleek design and can work well singularly or ganged together.

Additional Info

Construction and Details
• Pixel Connect integral ganging bracket allows the table to be ganged on all four sides
• Maximum knee clearance
• Available with casters or glides

A system of tables that adapt

Durable details
Pixel’s high performance design can withstand the impact of demanding educational and training environments. Durable details include the optional molded edgeband, permanently bonded seams prevent any liquids from collecting at the edge, making it ideal for high traffic environments across education, healthcare and workplace settings.

Simple mechanisms
The intuitive Pixel Connect ganging bracket and flip mechanism make it easy to attach and separate tables, all by a single user. Tables can gang from all four sides, end-to-end or front and back. The integrated ganging bracket also acts as a leveler to create a seamless work surface when connecting tables.

Practical power
Pixel helps to create casual and personal connections while also supporting power needs. With access to power wherever you need it, Pixel offers a range of electrical options including drop-in, edge mount, and trough mount units, both cordset and hardwire.
More about Knoll Office
An internationally recognized leader in modern workplace furniture, Knoll manufactures seating, office systems, files and storage, tables and desks, wood casegoods, and accessories. Knoll designs according to the form and function philosophy of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: “Create form out of the nature of our tasks with the methods of our time.” Knoll also maintains healthcare and education divisions, as well as KnollExtra, which designs technology and media products, and KnollTextiles, which manufactures fabrics.