Before your next meeting begins, your conference table is already exposing whether the room can support the work your team needs to do. Papers, laptops, samples, and planning materials compete for the same limited area when the table does not match the room or the meeting format. This conference table measures 8 feet wide by 42 inches deep by 36 inches high, giving you a counter-height surface for conference rooms, cafes, break rooms, and other meeting areas. Its round base keeps the footprint centered beneath the top, while the 36-inch height establishes the counter-height configuration stated for the table.
The top is 1 1/4 inches thick and made from high pressure laminate. Its edge is specified not to crack or peel, keeping that protection tied to the top's perimeter. The round base is made from solid cast iron and is finished in silver. The steel measures 3 inches in diameter and is made from 16 gauge steel. Leveling glides allow you to account for uneven floors and are intended to prevent the table from wobbling. Together, these sourced components give you clear specifications for the surface, supporting base, steel construction, and floor contact points. The overall dimensions are 8 feet wide by 42 inches deep by 36 inches high, so you can compare the table directly with the room's available footprint and counter-height requirements.
Your final configuration is an 8-foot-wide conference table with a 42-inch depth, a 36-inch counter height, a high pressure laminate top, and a silver solid cast iron round base. That combination lets you plan the table around the meeting area you already have. The leveling glides matter wherever flooring changes across the room or the table must sit across an uneven surface. The top edge specification gives you a clear point to evaluate during purchasing, while the 1 1/4-inch top thickness identifies the surface construction in measurable terms. Made in the USA, this conference table gives your office a defined set of dimensions and materials to document for facilities planning, room layouts, and future furniture coordination.
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