A dining area serving staff needs a table on brushed aluminum with durable laminate. If your team is selecting a table for a cafeteria, break room, or shared eating area, the dimensions and finish details need to be clear before you commit. This cafeteria table gives you a specific footprint to evaluate against your room, traffic paths, and seating plan. Its listed dimensions identify a 60-inch width and 30-inch depth plus a 30-inch height, so you can plan around a known footprint rather than estimating from a photograph. That matters when your available floor area, seating arrangement, and circulation paths all have to work together.
The construction facts are specific. The table uses thermally fused melamine laminate and a 3 mil PVC tough edge. Several laminate finishes are available, allowing you to review the finish options alongside the rest of your cafeteria plan. The listing specifies a brushed aluminum base and two chrome table bases. The overall dimensions are 60-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving your facilities team the measurements needed for floor planning, purchasing records, and coordination with the surrounding furniture. The 30-inch height identifies this as a standard-height table, so you can compare its planned position with the height of the seating and other surfaces in your dining area. Because the measurements describe the complete width, depth, and height, use them as the basis for checking clearances rather than treating them as a measurement of only one component.
For your final configuration, choose from the several available laminate finishes and coordinate that selection with the finishes already present in your cafeteria, break room, or shared eating area. The listed size is 60 inches wide by 30 inches deep, with a 30-inch height, so your purchasing file can carry one clear dimensional reference from selection through space planning. Chairs are not included, which means your seating plan should be reviewed as a separate line item. Before you place the order, confirm the table location, the routes around it, the number of seats your team intends to provide, and the selected laminate finish. You will then have a cafeteria table specified by its finish, edge treatment, base details, and overall dimensions rather than by appearance alone.
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