Most craft tables use medium-density fiberboard (MDF) for the tabletop with a steel frame for support. Some listings show tables made from wood, and many include small plastic parts such as feet or trim for leveling and protection.
Dimensions vary by model. Examples in the listings show heights from about 31.81 to 63.2 inches, widths from about 14.17 to 39.7 inches, and depths from about 18.1 to 47.17 inches. Check the specific product listing for exact measurements.
Many craft tables include drawers and shelving sized for 12×12 cardstock or vinyl sheets, removable partitions for organizing supplies, pegboards or grid boards for hanging tools, cloth storage bags, and dedicated vinyl roll racks to hold multiple rolls.
Rolling craft carts typically use swivel casters for smooth movement on both carpet and hard floors. Some models also feature foldable or collapsible designs—such as sides or work surfaces that fold down—to make the cart or table easier to store and transport.
Several tables include fold-out or foldable work boards, folding sides or support brackets, and removable or collapsible components so the surface can be reduced or stored flat when not in use.