After breakroom traffic builds, a table paired with burgundy polypropylene chairs rated for 400 pounds accommodates the break. Cafeteria tables have to give that shared period a place where your team can sit, eat, and return to work without improvising around mismatched pieces. This set includes one 36-inch round table and four chairs for a breakroom or cafeteria. The table height is 30 inches, while each chair measures 21 1/2 inches wide by 21 1/4 inches deep by 31 inches high. Those dimensions give you a measured starting point for planning the room, placing the set, and considering the movement around it.
The table is 36 inches round with a 1 1/4-inch thick high pressure laminate surface and a T-Mold edge. Its base is made of cast iron, and the column is 16 gauge steel with a 3-inch diameter. Leveling glides provide stability on uneven floors. Each chair has a burgundy seat made of high-impact polypropylene, while the seat and back are polypropylene. The perforated back allows circulation, and its radius conforms to your back. A contoured, extra wide seat pan gives the chair its specified seating shape. The oval chair frame is made of 15 gauge steel with a silver powder-coat finish. The chairs have a 400-pound weight capacity, giving you a stated capacity to use when reviewing the needs of your staff and visitors.
Your configuration is established by the supplied set: one round table with four matching chairs, burgundy chair seats, and silver powder-coated steel oval frames. The high pressure laminate surface, T-Mold edge, cast iron base, and leveling glides define the table portion, while the perforated backs, radius shape, and contoured extra wide seat pans define the chairs. You can compare the 30-inch table height with the 31-inch chair height and use the chair width and depth measurements when arranging the breakroom. The 400-pound chair weight capacity and the measured dimensions keep the purchasing review tied to stated specifications.
Ships ready for easy assembly.