The break-room tables in your office carry more of the daily meeting load than the conference room does, serving employees who need a place to eat, gather, or work between scheduled commitments. A cafeteria table gives that shared area a clear footprint without asking you to plan around a rectangular layout. This 42-inch square pedestal table is sized for break rooms, restaurants, cafes, and other spaces where people need a central surface for everyday use. Its square shape helps you organize seating and circulation around the table while keeping the base centered beneath the top. The result is a familiar arrangement for lunch periods, informal meetings, and shared staff areas.
The table measures 42 inches wide by 42 inches deep by 30 inches high overall. Its top is 1 1/4 inches thick and made with a high pressure laminate surface. A T-Mold edge runs around the top, giving you a specified edge treatment for a table that will see regular contact from cups, dishes, supplies, and work materials. Beneath the top, the round base is made from solid cast iron. The pedestal steel has a 3-inch diameter and is made from 16 gauge steel. Leveling glides are included on the base, allowing you to account for uneven floors when positioning the table in your break room or dining area. The source also specifies the table as 29 inches in height, while the listed overall dimensions identify a 30-inch height.
You can use the 42-inch square format to plan a consistent arrangement across a cafeteria, break room, cafe, or restaurant dining area. The high pressure laminate top and T-Mold edge establish the main surface and perimeter details, while the round pedestal base keeps the support centered within the square footprint. Leveling glides let you make adjustments at the floor when the installation area is uneven. The table is made in the USA, giving you a clearly identified place of manufacture for your purchasing records. With its stated dimensions, specified materials, and centered pedestal configuration, this cafeteria table gives your shared area a defined piece around which to arrange chairs, meals, conversations, and informal work.
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