Your meeting room has to support changing groups, working documents, and conversations that cannot be reduced to a slide deck. A whiteboard table gives your team a place to put ideas in view while people gather around it, rather than scattering notes across separate desks and walls. The round format suits meetings where participants need to see the same working surface from every seat, and the whiteboard top lets you keep written information in the room during the discussion. In a conference room, breakroom, collaborative area, or other shared setting, the 48-inch diameter gives your team a measured footprint for work done together. At 29-inch height, it sets a consistent reference point for seated meetings.
The 1 1/4-inch-thick top is high pressure laminate with a whiteboard surface. Its edge is specified not to crack or peel, keeping that feature attached to the top rather than extending the claim to the base or the entire table. The round base is solid cast iron and silver. Leveling glides are built into the base to prevent wobbling on uneven floors. The specified steel measures 3 inches in diameter and is 16 gauge. Overall dimensions are 48 inches in diameter by 29 inches high, and the table is made in the USA. These measurements give you the details needed to compare the table with the room's circulation paths, meeting layout, and available floor area before you place it.
For your team, the configuration centers the meeting around a round whiteboard top rather than a separate writing surface positioned away from the table. The white surface gives participants a place to record notes, map an agenda, or keep working information visible as the conversation moves forward. The 1 1/4-inch thickness identifies the top construction, while the silver solid cast iron round base defines the support below it. Leveling glides matter when your meeting area sits on uneven flooring, because they are specified to prevent the table from wobbling. The 48-inch diameter and 29-inch height give your facilities planning a clear reference for placement and seating. Use those dimensions to evaluate the room, then match the table to the conference, breakroom, collaborative, or shared area where your team needs a common surface for discussion and written work.
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