When your lunchroom must serve people at different heights, cafeteria tables become part of the planning problem instead of a fixed piece of the room. A table that stays at one level forces you to choose between ordinary cafe use and bistro-height use before the day has even started. This cafeteria table adjusts from a standard 30-inch table height to a 42-inch bistro height with a concealed pneumatic lever. You can change the setting when the room shifts from one break schedule to another. The tabletop also flips into a vertical position for storage, so you can move tables out of the way when the space needs to serve another purpose. When multiple tables are part of your layout, the tabletops flip and nest together with adjacent tables, helping you arrange the room around changing use rather than leaving every table in one fixed position.
The 1-3/8-inch-thick plastic top is charcoal slate colored and mounted on a matching silver square frame. The base is silver tone powder coated steel. Contoured corner edges shape the tabletop, while a tilting latch sets the tabletop into a vertical position for storage. Height adjustment is handled through the concealed pneumatic lever, with the two stated settings covering standard 30-inch table height and 42-inch bistro height. The tabletop flip and nesting feature applies when you are arranging adjacent tables, allowing the tables to nest together as part of your storage or room layout.
For your break room, cafeteria, or lunchroom, the charcoal slate colored top keeps the table's stated color consistent with the matching silver frame and silver tone powder coated steel base. Set the table at 30 inches when your seating plan calls for standard table height, or raise it to 42 inches when your room is being used at bistro height. When the floor plan changes, the concealed pneumatic lever gives you the two sourced height settings without changing the table category or overall footprint. The 36-inch wide by 36-inch deep dimensions provide a square table format for planning, while the contoured corner edges and tabletop flip feature remain part of the table's specified configuration. With the tilting latch, you can place the tabletop vertically for storage, then nest the tabletop with adjacent tables when the room needs to be reset.
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