When lunch traffic exceeds the seating you have, cafeteria tables expose every shortage in your breakroom: crowded meals, chairs pulled from nearby rooms, and surfaces that must be cleaned between users. This configuration puts one 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 30-inch high table and four stack chairs in the same purchase, giving you a measured footprint for planning a breakroom, cafeteria or waiting area. The table and chairs also let you account for two different cleaning and handling requirements at once: a laminate eating surface and movable seating.
The table has a 1-inch-thick thermally fused melamine laminate tabletop finished with black T-Mold edge banding. That laminate is scratch, stain and burn resistant and wipes clean, giving you a surface specification to consider where food, drinks and routine cleaning are part of the room's use. Chrome post legs come four to a set and are made from tubular steel with adjustable glides on the bottom of the base. The glides provide adjustment at the floor when you position the table in your breakroom. Each chair has a color-permeated seat and back treated with an anti-microbial agent. Its reinforced black metal frame is designed to support up to 400 pounds, and the built-in carrying handle gives you a handhold when chairs need to be moved.
Your finish specification is equally direct: Cherry laminate on the tabletop, black T-Mold edge banding, chrome post legs and black chairs. The chair seat and back are color-permeated and treated with an anti-microbial agent, details relevant when your room needs seating for schools, waiting rooms or cafeterias. Four stack chairs let you set a specific count for a shared eating area while the table's 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 30-inch high dimensions keep planning specific. The table and chairs are suited to a room where seating must be moved and surfaces must be cleaned between users. That count is useful when you are assigning seats, setting cleaning routines or checking whether a room can accommodate the full configuration without borrowing furniture. The table's tubular steel post legs, adjustable glides and 400-pound chair frame specification give you concrete details to review alongside the available floor space.
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