This audio file, titled "049238_table up and down.wav," captures the distinct sounds of a table being moved in two directions - up and down. The action commences with the muffled noise of the table being lifted, possibly indicating a heavy wooden table, a typical characteristic linked to the German term 'Tafel'. The following phase of the sound effect portrays the table being lowered down, creating a soft thud as it reconnects with the floor. The unique sound effects, abbreviated as 'sfx', are reminiscent of a Foley technique, a method used in film and television productions to create enhanced, natural-sounding audio effects. The entire auditory experience creates a vivid mental image of a table being maneuvered, adding a dimension of realism to the listener's experience.