Portable Table Carry Case Selection Guide - Summary

Overview

This document provides a detailed guide for selecting portable table carry cases tailored to various professional portable table models. It includes specifications on padding types, table widths, and case sizes to assist professionals in choosing the appropriate carry case for their equipment.

Main Sections

1. Table Models and Dimensions

The guide lists multiple portable table models such as ADVANTA, ALLIANCE, AURORA, BOSS, NOVA, ONE, STORABLE MAT, and WELLSPRING. Each model is associated with specific table widths ranging from 24" to 40".

2. Padding Types

Padding options are coded as follows:

• SF - Semi-Firm
• PL - Plush
• FM - Firm
• AC - Aero•cel
• UF - Ultra-Firm

These padding types correspond to different comfort and protection levels for the portable tables.

3. Case Size Categories

Carry cases are categorized by size descriptors such as x-small, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large, and xxx-large. These sizes align with the table widths and padding types to ensure proper fit and protection.

4. Compatibility Matrix

The core of the document is a compatibility matrix that maps each table model and width to the recommended padding type and corresponding carry case size. For example:

• ADVANTA tables with 30" width use padding types SF, PL, FM with sizes ranging from x-small to large.
• NOVA tables with widths up to 33" use padding types PL, AC, SF, FM, UF with case sizes from large to xxx-large.
• WELLSPRING tables follow a similar pattern to NOVA with padding and size options tailored to widths from 27" to 33".

5. Notes and Limitations

Entries marked as "n/a" indicate that a particular padding or case size is not available for that table model or width. This helps users avoid incompatible selections.

Critical Information and Best Practices

• Always verify the table width before selecting a carry case size to ensure proper fit.
• Choose padding type based on the required firmness and protection level for the specific professional use case.
• Refer to the compatibility matrix to avoid unavailable options (marked as "n/a").
• Consider the material of the table (e.g., wood & aluminum for ALLIANCE) as it may influence padding choice.

Conclusion

This guide serves as an essential tool for professionals needing to select the correct portable table carry case. By aligning table dimensions, padding firmness, and case size, it ensures optimal protection and portability for various table models.