Martin MXZ Drafting-Art Table, White with White Tiltable Top, 31-1/2-Inch by 48-Inch Surface by Martin Review:
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 The Martin MXZ Drafting-Art Table by Martin Universal Design MXZ Drawing Table is a drafting table designed to be adjustable in terms of the tables' height and tilt. It is a sturdy white table top with a melamine finish.
Martin drafting tables are designed to work in a comfortable working height and angle for you. The height measures around 33" to 45½" (from 84 cm to 116 cm). With an adjustable tilt of up to 45", you are assured of a very convenient working environment which will suit all your creative activities. The base of this drafting table is made of heavy gauge steel. Overall appearance is emphasized with a baked white enamel finish. It has an adjustable rubberized feet and measures around 50 x 33 x 4 inches.
This drafting table is L-shaped for more stability. it has levelers for additional stability and an easy height adjustment. This is one of those drafting tables with an adjustable tilt of up to 45% with a rear-facing book/tool shelf.
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The Pros
Sleek clean design
Large table top
Highly adjustable
The Cons
If too much weight is applied table will lower on its own
Instructions are not very clear
Tilt feature is not the most sturdy
The Martin MXZ Drafting-Art Table is best suited for:
Arts and crafts
Drawing and drafting
Students and Architects
The Martin MXZ Drafting-Art Table features:
L-Shape for stability
Adjustable to 45 degrees
Large top
Adjustable height
Here is what a current owner has to say: “Elizabeth A Dean”
I'm a professional illustrator and was looking for a large, basic and inexpensive drafting table so I can work with traditional media again. The table surface is quite large, and the parts seem of good quality. My only complaint is that the instructions are incredibly confusing and in some places illustrated incorrectly. For example, if one follows the instructions, the mounting brackets will not fit between the tilt bars, which is critical. Additionally, there were no holes pre-drilled to attach the pencil tray. There are actually about 20 steps involved in putting this together and for some bizarre reason Martin tries to combine them into 5. Also the instructions state that you will need two people to attach the table top, this is not the case. Lay the table surface on your bed instead of on the floor when you attach the legs. It's not very heavy, so I was able to slide it back onto its legs on the floor from this position easily…………………………………………………….
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