When breaks lack a pause point, staff get a table built around an X base and welded plate. For an office manager, that reality matters: the break area has to support actual use. The square format gives you a clear starting point for planning a cafeteria or breakroom layout where employees can step away from their desks without leaving the building or searching for an available surface.
The overall dimensions are 42-inch high by 24-inch wide by 24-inch deep. The top is specified as 1 1/4-inch PB with a high pressure laminate and T-mold. The X-base configuration uses a textured black powder-coated frame, a 16 gauge, 3-inch thick pole, an 8 gauge steel base, and a 12 gauge support plate fully welded to the base. The pole connects to the base with one bolt using thread locker. The legs include 1/2-inch thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides specified to prevent floor scratching. These construction details give you measurable information to review against the traffic, flooring, and daily use expected in your breakroom.
Your top can be specified in standard or custom colors, allowing the table to follow the finish direction already established in your cafeteria or employee lounge. Cafeteria tables in this line are available in round, square, rectangle, and racetrack shapes in a variety of sizes, while this configuration is the 24-inch square X-base model. The listed base choices include X-base and T-base. For your purchasing plan, verify the 24-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 42-inch high dimensions against the intended location, then select the top color and base format that fit the room. The result is a clearly specified breakroom table for meals, coffee, and informal conversation.
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