Roland Table

The Roland Table brings the modern look of wood and metal to study and library spaces. Featuring a stainless-steel base with thin, straight legs. End apron rails support an inset wood veneer top with a solid wood square edge, with laminate tops also available. Part of the Roland Collection, it coordinates with matching carrels, table carrels, occasional tables, and end panels, so a single space can move from shared group study to individual focus seating with one consistent look.

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Roland Tables at USC Gould School of Law

At the USC Gould School of Law in Los Angeles, Roland tables give law students a focused home base for the long reading and research hours their coursework demands. The inset wood veneer top brings warmth to the study space, while the stainless-steel base with thin straight legs keeps the profile light and open across the room. Along with Roland carrels, the collection at USC creates one consistent look from open group study to individual focus seating, giving students a choice of how they work within a single, unified design.

Lit, Powered Study at Atlanta Fulton Central Library

At the Atlanta Fulton Central Library, Roland tables in different sizes are set up as study stations, each with an overhead task light and in-surface power. The slim steel base keeps rows of tables visually open, so the floor reads as one connected study area while every patron gets a defined, well-lit place to work. The different sizes support shared and group study in a busy library space. Cable management carries cords from the work surface down to floor power, keeping walkways clean and tidy in a busy public library.

The result is a well-lit reading room layout that supports laptops, devices, and long sessions at the table.

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