During a standing break, a table paired using a T-base, high-pressure laminate, and fully joined support plate gives coffee a place. Your cafeteria tables need to support the pause between tasks without forcing every employee into the same posture or routine. This cafeteria table measures 48-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 42-inch high overall, giving you a specific height and footprint to evaluate against your room plan. The T-base configuration suits a breakroom, cafeteria, or social area where employees gather briefly, eat, talk, and return to work. You can select the support style and top format that match the way your staff uses the space.
The top uses a 1 1/4-inch particleboard panel with High Pressure Laminate and T-Mold. That construction is specified for the tabletop, while the frame has a textured black powder coating. The pole is 16 gauge and 3 inches thick, and it connects to the base with one bolt that uses thread locker. Beneath it, the base is 8-gauge steel, with a 12-gauge support plate fully welded to the base. The legs include 1/2-inch-thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides, specified to prevent floor scratching. These details give you measurable construction information to review with your facilities team, including the top thickness, pole gauge, base gauge, support plate gauge, and glide material.
For your room layout, the tops are available in standard and custom colors and in round, square, rectangle, and racetrack formats. The tables are available with either an X-base or a T-base, allowing you to select the configuration that fits the planned arrangement. This item uses the T-base format and measures 48 inches wide by 30 inches deep by 42 inches high overall. The textured black powder coated frame establishes the frame finish, while the High Pressure Laminate and T-Mold top specifies the working surface construction. Review the available shape, size, color, and base choices against your breakroom seating plan, circulation paths, and the number of people you expect to use the area during each pause in the workday.
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