Before your first break begins, the cafeteria table in your shared space has to handle coffee, meals, meetings, and short conversations without turning every change in use into a rearrangement. In a busy office, that square footprint is asked to serve people who sit briefly, gather around it, or leave materials behind between tasks. This bistro-height pedestal table gives you one shared surface at 42 inches high, while the 36-inch square format keeps the planning point visible. You are selecting a table for a specific footprint. That makes the dimensions relevant before you decide where the table belongs, how people will use it, and whether the height fits the way your team takes breaks.
The top is 1 1/4 inches thick and uses a high pressure laminate surface. A T-Mold edge is applied to the top, with the source specifying that it will not crack or peel. The round base is made of solid cast iron and includes leveling glides intended to prevent wobbling on uneven floors. The steel has a 3-inch diameter and is made of 16 gauge steel. Overall dimensions are 42 inches high by 36 inches wide by 36 inches deep, so you can compare the table's full footprint and height against your room plan, circulation paths, and nearby furnishings. The product is made in the USA. These specifications give you the measurable details needed to review the table with facilities, purchasing, or anyone responsible for the break room layout.
For your office, the bistro-height format can set the break area apart from desks and conference seating while keeping the table within a clearly stated overall footprint. The source identifies this cafeteria table for restaurants, cafes, and break rooms, making those use settings part of the product's stated application. The high pressure laminate top, T-Mold edge, round cast iron base, and leveling glides each describe a specific component. Review the 42-inch height with the people who will use the space, then confirm that the 36-inch width and 36-inch depth fit your planned location. You receive a table with documented dimensions, materials, and construction details that can be recorded in your purchasing specifications.
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