[braden.kuznia]

We currently have two options we use in our operation.?

The first is the Socializer Table by Sico. ?https://www.sicoinc.com/en/america/product/socializer-table/.? Ours were made with our University Athletics logo.? They have held up pretty well and nest together well.? Some of the pneumatic parts have stopped working over the years, but they have stayed fairly good at being stable and level.

The second is the Revolution Cafe Tables from PS Furniture. ?https://www.psfurniture.com/product/revolution-cafe-tables/.? We really like this table because they are light and can easily be transported on the cart and come in 3 pieces.? We had these done with our University Academic Logo on the top.?? The bases have stayed quite level, but the bottom plastic has broken over the years.? We have replaced them in the past only to have them break down again over time.?? They work well on our wood floor in the ballroom and are great on carpet.

If you have any other questions about them, feel free to reach out.

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Braden Kuznia
ACUI Facilities & Operations Community Lead
Assistant Director of Event Services
Minnesota State University Moorhead
Moorhead MN
(218) 477-5814
braden.kuznia@mnstate.edu
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-03-2024 12:15
From: Chrissie King
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

Happy Friday!  I wanted to reach out to see what you all are using for your hi/low cocktail tables?  Currently we have tables that are in 3 parts: small round table top, an adjustable silver pole, and then a 4 point table base.  They work for what we need, but wanted to see if any of you can share vendors you use that may offer a sturdier option.  Thanks so much!

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Chrissie King
Assistant Director
Rutgers University Camden
Camden NJ
(856) 225-6449
chrissie.king@rutgers.edu
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[Chrissie Taylor]

Thanks so much Braden!!!? I worry about the wheels on the first one…I feel like as much as we move them around, they would break. I like the second one but was worried about the bottom breaking.? These are super great options though!!!? Thank you!

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Chrissie King
Assistant Director
Rutgers University Camden
Camden NJ
(856) 225-6449
chrissie.king@rutgers.edu
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-03-2024 12:36
From: Braden Kuznia
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

We currently have two options we use in our operation. 

The first is the Socializer Table by Sico.  https://www.sicoinc.com/en/america/product/socializer-table/.  Ours were made with our University Athletics logo.  They have held up pretty well and nest together well.  Some of the pneumatic parts have stopped working over the years, but they have stayed fairly good at being stable and level.

The second is the Revolution Cafe Tables from PS Furniture.  https://www.psfurniture.com/product/revolution-cafe-tables/.  We really like this table because they are light and can easily be transported on the cart and come in 3 pieces.  We had these done with our University Academic Logo on the top.   The bases have stayed quite level, but the bottom plastic has broken over the years.  We have replaced them in the past only to have them break down again over time.   They work well on our wood floor in the ballroom and are great on carpet.

If you have any other questions about them, feel free to reach out.

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Braden Kuznia
ACUI Facilities & Operations Community Lead
Assistant Director of Event Services
Minnesota State University Moorhead
Moorhead MN
(218) 477-5814
braden.kuznia@mnstate.edu
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-03-2024 12:15
From: Chrissie King
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

Happy Friday!  I wanted to reach out to see what you all are using for your hi/low cocktail tables?  Currently we have tables that are in 3 parts: small round table top, an adjustable silver pole, and then a 4 point table base.  They work for what we need, but wanted to see if any of you can share vendors you use that may offer a sturdier option.  Thanks so much!

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Chrissie King
Assistant Director
Rutgers University Camden
Camden NJ
(856) 225-6449
chrissie.king@rutgers.edu
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[braden.kuznia]

Chrissie, I should clarify… the bottoms/base themselves do not break at all.? It is just a plastic ring on the underside of the base that breaks down after time and use.? We have chosen not to replace them and the tables are just fine.

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Braden Kuznia
ACUI Facilities & Operations Community Lead
Assistant Director of Event Services
Minnesota State University Moorhead
Moorhead MN
(218) 477-5814
braden.kuznia@mnstate.edu
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-03-2024 14:52
From: Chrissie King
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

Thanks so much Braden!!!  I worry about the wheels on the first one…I feel like as much as we move them around, they would break. I like the second one but was worried about the bottom breaking.  These are super great options though!!!  Thank you!

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Chrissie King
Assistant Director
Rutgers University Camden
Camden NJ
(856) 225-6449
chrissie.king@rutgers.edu
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-03-2024 12:36
From: Braden Kuznia
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

We currently have two options we use in our operation. 

The first is the Socializer Table by Sico.  https://www.sicoinc.com/en/america/product/socializer-table/.  Ours were made with our University Athletics logo.  They have held up pretty well and nest together well.  Some of the pneumatic parts have stopped working over the years, but they have stayed fairly good at being stable and level.

The second is the Revolution Cafe Tables from PS Furniture.  https://www.psfurniture.com/product/revolution-cafe-tables/.  We really like this table because they are light and can easily be transported on the cart and come in 3 pieces.  We had these done with our University Academic Logo on the top.   The bases have stayed quite level, but the bottom plastic has broken over the years.  We have replaced them in the past only to have them break down again over time.   They work well on our wood floor in the ballroom and are great on carpet.

If you have any other questions about them, feel free to reach out.

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Braden Kuznia
ACUI Facilities & Operations Community Lead
Assistant Director of Event Services
Minnesota State University Moorhead
Moorhead MN
(218) 477-5814
braden.kuznia@mnstate.edu

Original Message:
Sent: 05-03-2024 12:15
From: Chrissie King
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

Happy Friday!  I wanted to reach out to see what you all are using for your hi/low cocktail tables?  Currently we have tables that are in 3 parts: small round table top, an adjustable silver pole, and then a 4 point table base.  They work for what we need, but wanted to see if any of you can share vendors you use that may offer a sturdier option.  Thanks so much!

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Chrissie King
Assistant Director
Rutgers University Camden
Camden NJ
(856) 225-6449
chrissie.king@rutgers.edu
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[pterzino]

Hi Chrissie,

We also have used the PS Furniture Revolution Cafe Tables for many years.  I think we purchased the 12-table package about 9 years ago and have had no issues.  Use them quite frequently.  Its been an excellent investment.

Best,

Paul

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Paul Terzino

he/him/his

Director Student Center

Western Michigan University

269-387-4860

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Original Message:
Sent: 5/3/2024 12:15:00 PM
From: Chrissie King
Subject: Hi/Low Cocktail Tables

Happy Friday!  I wanted to reach out to see what you all are using for your hi/low cocktail tables?  Currently we have tables that are in 3 parts: small round table top, an adjustable silver pole, and then a 4 point table base.  They work for what we need, but wanted to see if any of you can share vendors you use that may offer a sturdier option.  Thanks so much!

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Chrissie King
Assistant Director
Rutgers University Camden
Camden NJ
(856) 225-6449
chrissie.king@rutgers.edu
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