When your cafeteria needs a seated meeting point that keeps conversations off the circulation path, this cafeteria table gives you a 36-inch square footprint and a 42-inch cafe-height setting for staff meals, short discussions, and informal work. In a busy break area, the available floor space has to do more than hold furniture; it has to let people gather without turning every conversation into a room reservation. A square footprint lets you plan seating around the table's perimeter, while the cafe-height format marks a different use from a standard meeting surface. Chairs are not included, so your seating plan remains part of the purchasing decision.
The table measures 36-inch wide by 36-inch deep by 42-inch high, giving you exact dimensions for floor plans, aisle checks, and seating layouts. It features thermally fused Melamine laminate and a 3 mil PVC tough edge. The source identifies the base as brushed aluminum, while the original feature description also lists a chrome table base. That distinction matters when you are coordinating the table with existing cafeteria furniture, flooring, and other visible metal elements. Use the listed dimensions to check the intended location before you finalize the placement, particularly where circulation paths and chair positions meet the table footprint.
Choose from eight laminate finishes to coordinate the table with your cafeteria's existing palette or to establish a consistent finish across a group of tables. The 42-inch height supports the cafe-height use identified for this cafeteria table, while the 36-inch width and 36-inch depth give you a fixed square dimension for planning each position. Since chairs are not included, you can evaluate the table alongside the seating already specified for your space. Review the brushed aluminum and chrome base references with your purchasing team, then select the laminate finish that fits the room and the rest of your furniture plan.
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