New products, fresh ideas and a little inspiration from the EDspaces show floor.

Kansas City was buzzing with ideas at EDspaces 2026, and the WB Mfg. team was right in the middle of it!

This year’s theme, “One Team. Two Brands. More Possibilities.”, brought WB Mfg. and Diversified Spaces together to showcase solutions for the many ways students learn, create and collaborate.

From fresh product introductions and familiar favorites to an inside look at a local school putting innovative design into practice, there was plenty to explore.

Couldn’t make it to Kansas City? Or stopped by the booth but didn’t get a chance to see everything? We’ve got you covered.

Every EDspaces brings something new to discover, and this year was no exception. We rolled into Kansas City with fresh ideas, clever upgrades and furniture designed to make learning spaces work a little harder (and a whole lot smarter).

From heavy-duty workstations that are ready to roll to stylish tables and storage that keeps up with busy classrooms, here’s a peek at what we brought to the show.

Practical furniture can have personality, too. 

The TORO Einstein Waterfall Table brings a fresh, furniture-inspired look to cafés, commons, collaborative spaces and higher education environments. Its sleek waterfall profile adds a polished touch while delivering the versatility designers expect from the TORO platform.

With three heights, three lengths and options for finishes, mobility, power and accessories, there’s plenty of room to make it your own. 

Whether students are grabbing a quick bite, collaborating on a project or finding a favorite place to work, this table is ready to meet them there.

Classrooms are busy places. One minute it’s a group project, the next it’s a hands-on activity, and somehow the supplies always seem to be on the other side of the room. 

Enter the RePlay Array Cart. 

Designed to keep materials organized and on the move, this versatile storage solution makes it easier for educators to bring resources wherever learning happens. 

With standardized storage configurations and optional markerboard and pegboard surfaces, the cart can do more than hold supplies. It can help support instruction, display materials and keep everything within reach. 

Because sometimes the smartest classroom upgrade is simply making the things you need easier to find.

Of course, some of the best EDspaces inspiration happened beyond the exhibit hall. 

Just outside Kansas City, Tomahawk Elementary School in Shawnee Mission School District was one of the featured stops on the conference’s EDfacility Tours. And for WB Mfg., this one was especially meaningful. 

The newly constructed school, designed by DLR Group, is a great example of what happens when educators, architects and furniture partners work together with a shared vision. 

Forget the traditional long hallways lined with identical classrooms. Tomahawk features a distinctive semicircular layout with connected learning pods, collaborative gathering spaces and outdoor learning opportunities that encourage students to explore, connect and create. 

WB Mfg. furnishings play a role throughout the building. EON desks, ELO tables, Sconnie chairs and flexible media center solutions help support everything from independent work to group collaboration. 

What makes the project particularly special is the thought that went into selecting those furnishings. Educators were part of the process, testing furniture and providing feedback to help ensure the spaces would work for the people using them every day. 

For EDspaces tour participants, Tomahawk offered a chance to see how thoughtful design decisions translate into real learning environments. 

And if you didn’t get a seat on the tour bus, don’t worry. You can still get an inside look! 

Explore the Tomahawk Elementary Customer Story to see how WB Mfg. helped bring this inspiring school to life.

Three days. Plenty of inspiration. And countless conversations about what’s next for educational spaces. 

EDspaces 2026 was a reminder of why we love being part of this industry. There’s always a new challenge to solve, a fresh idea to explore and another opportunity to help create spaces where students can thrive. 

To everyone who stopped by our booth, checked out the new products or joined the Tomahawk Elementary tour, thank you! We loved connecting with you. 

And if we missed you this year, we’d still love to hear from you. 

After all, one team, two brands and more possibilities isn’t just a show theme. It’s how we approach helping schools create learning environments that work better for everyone. 

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