A shared eating area exposes every mismatch in height, footprint, and daily upkeep, and your cafeteria tables have to account for all three. In a room where people gather between meetings, training sessions, or shifts, a 30-inch square pedestal table offers you a square footprint for seating and service without asking you to plan around a long rectangular run. The 30-inch width and 30-inch depth create a square layout that can be considered alongside your room's aisles, wall lines, and adjacent tables. The result is a piece you can evaluate against the actual dimensions and traffic patterns of your space, rather than relying on a generic table description.
The 1 1/4-inch thick high pressure laminate top is paired with a black T-Mold edge specified not to crack or peel. Underneath, the solid cast iron round base has leveling glides that help prevent the table from wobbling on uneven floors. The pedestal steel has a 3-inch diameter and is made from 16 gauge steel. The table is made in USA. These are the material and construction details you can use when checking specifications with facilities, purchasing, and maintenance teams.
For a cafeteria plan, the listed overall dimensions are 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 30-inch high. The product description separately identifies the table as 29 inches in height, giving your team a specific detail to verify against the specification used for your room layout. The 1 1/4-inch top thickness, black edge, round cast iron base, leveling glides, and 16 gauge, 3-inch diameter steel pedestal identify the construction details your purchasing and facilities teams can record. Made in USA is part of the product information. If your room includes uneven flooring, the leveling glides are the feature to review; if edge behavior matters during daily use, the T-Mold specification is the detail to compare. You can select this table by its stated dimensions and components, then place it where your cafeteria schedule requires a square surface.
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