Not every pause area suits a table, yet its 1.25-inch high-pressure laminate top and leveling glides earn their place. This cafeteria table puts a 36-inch counter-height table in the part of your office where people need a common place to eat, meet, and step away from their desks. If your current breakroom arrangement leaves people balancing meals on laps or standing along the walls, the square 42-inch footprint gives you a clearly measured area to plan around. Leveling glides address uneven floors that can turn an ordinary lunch into a wobbling, distracting experience. For an office manager, the table's dimensions and base details can be evaluated against your actual room before you commit.
The 1 1/4-inch thick top is high pressure laminate, and its edge is specified not to crack or peel. The round base is solid cast iron and silver. The steel has a 3-inch diameter and is 16 gauge. Leveling glides help prevent the table from wobbling on uneven floors, giving you a specific floor-contact feature to review when your breakroom sits on older or irregular flooring. The table is made in USA. These construction details stay tied to the parts they describe: the laminate belongs to the top, the silver color belongs to the base, and the dimensions below describe the table overall.
Overall, the cafeteria table measures 36-inch high by 42-inch wide by 42-inch deep, and the 36-inch height identifies it as counter height. Those measurements give you a concrete check against wall clearances, circulation paths, and the footprint available in your breakroom. The listed width and depth are both 42 inches, so you can compare the overall footprint with the room plan before choosing its position. You can review the silver base, high pressure laminate top, specified edge, and 16 gauge steel before deciding where it belongs. For your team, the result is a gathering surface with stated dimensions and component details you can put directly into a room plan, purchasing review, and daily breakroom routine.
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