Crowded breakrooms gain a table using a black cast-iron base and leveling glides for uneven floors. A cafeteria table with a 36-inch height gives your team a counter-height surface while keeping the footprint to 30-inch by 30-inch overall dimensions. That matters when your shared area also has to handle vending equipment, appliances, and circulation around occupied seats. The round base and leveling glides address uneven floors that can leave a table rocking during use. You can specify a fixed footprint with floor adjustment. The square configuration also creates a clear place for employees to sit, eat, or meet without taking over the surrounding breakroom.
The top is 1 1/4-inch thick high pressure laminate, giving you a specified surface material for a table used around food, drinks, and daily staff activity. Its edge is specified not to crack or peel. The round base is solid cast iron and black, while the steel is 3-inch in diameter and made of 16 gauge steel. Leveling glides are part of the base configuration and are intended to prevent wobbling on uneven floors. Overall dimensions are 36-inch high by 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep, and the table is identified as counter height. Made in the USA, this cafeteria table provides the measurable dimensions and materials you need to compare placement against your breakroom plan, aisle clearances, and seating arrangement.
For your layout, the listed configuration pairs a square tabletop with a round base, black cast iron construction, and a 36-inch counter-height profile. The 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep footprint can be evaluated against the space beside your coffee service, vending area, or employee seating before you finalize the room plan. You can also use the overall height to coordinate the table with the way your team uses the breakroom, whether that means standing conversations, short meetings, or meals between shifts. The high pressure laminate top, specified edge, steel dimensions, cast iron base, and leveling glides give you concrete product details to review with facilities and purchasing. When your office needs a shared table with a documented size and a focused base configuration, this model keeps the decision tied to the actual room, the actual traffic pattern, and the specifications on the page.
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