After employees gather, a table bringing a silver iron-cast base and leveling glides supports the changing group. In a room where employees gather between tasks, a 36-inch counter-height table creates a consistent place to sit, stand, talk, or take a break without assigning the space to one department. The 30-inch round footprint keeps the arrangement centered, which can help you organize a smaller breakroom or add a meeting point to a larger one. This table is made for cafes, break rooms, conference rooms, and other applications where people need a shared surface.
The top is 1 1/4 inches thick and made from high pressure laminate, with an edge that will not crack or peel. The base is a solid cast iron round base in silver. The steel measures 3 inches in diameter and is made of 16 gauge steel. Leveling glides help prevent the table from wobbling on uneven floors, giving you a way to account for variations underfoot. Overall dimensions are 36 inches high by 30 inches in diameter, and the table is identified as counter height. It is made in the USA. These specifications keep the description concrete: you can evaluate the top thickness, edge treatment, base material, steel dimensions, and floor-leveling feature against your room and daily use.
The round base and 30-inch diameter let you plan around the table's actual footprint, while the 36-inch height establishes the counter-height format for your breakroom or cafe. The silver base provides the specified finish, and the high pressure laminate top keeps the material specification clear for your purchasing records. Place it where employees take meals, hold conversations, or meet informally, then use the same table in a conference room when that room needs a smaller gathering point. You are buying a table with documented dimensions and materials: 1 1/4-inch-thick high pressure laminate, a solid cast iron round base, 16 gauge steel, and leveling glides for uneven floors.
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