By the time your first meeting begins, the conference table has already shaped how people gather, share documents, and judge the room's readiness. A conference table that leaves limited room for materials or sits unevenly can turn routine discussion into constant adjustment. This pedestal table gives you a 6-foot by 36-inch footprint for planning a central meeting surface, with dimensions listed at 6 feet wide, 36 inches deep, and 30 inches high.
The 1 1/4-inch-thick top uses high pressure laminate, while the black T-Mold edge is specified not to crack or peel. The pedestals measure 3 inches in diameter and are made of 16 gauge steel. Their round bases are solid cast iron and include leveling glides to prevent the table from wobbling on uneven floors. For your facilities file, the product information also identifies the table as made in USA. These specifications give you measurable details to compare with the room, furniture standards, and purchasing requirements already established for your organization.
Your decision usually comes down to whether the listed dimensions and materials fit the way your team uses the room, not whether a product description sounds polished. This configuration is documented at 6 feet wide by 36 inches deep by 30 inches high, with a 1 1/4-inch-thick high pressure laminate top, black T-Mold edge, steel pedestals, and solid cast iron round bases. The leveling glides matter when your meeting room floor is uneven, because the source specifically assigns them the role of preventing wobbling. You can review the size against wall clearances, presentation equipment, and the number of people who need space for documents. The made-in-USA construction detail can also be recorded alongside your organization's sourcing criteria. What you are buying is a conference table with a stated footprint, material specification, and base adjustment feature, giving your team concrete information before the purchase is approved.
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