The breakroom table in your office is often where employees eat, meet, and leave cups, papers, and personal items between meetings, so your cafeteria table needs a clear role in that daily traffic. At 30 inches wide by 72 inches deep overall and 42 inches high, this rectangle creates a specific place for meals, informal conversations, and short pauses without asking your conference room to handle every exchange. The X-base configuration keeps the table's purpose visible in the room: a shared surface for the moments that happen between scheduled work. If your current break area relies on scattered tables or surfaces pulled from elsewhere, this format gives you one measured footprint to plan around. The height also places the table within the standing-height range commonly used for cafe settings, connecting the breakroom to the way employees actually move through it.
The top is 1 1/4-inch PB with T-Mold and a high pressure laminate. Its overall dimensions are 30-inch wide by 72-inch deep by 42-inch high. The frame has a textured black powder coated finish. The pole is 16 gauge and 3 inches thick, and the base is 8 gauge steel. A 12 gauge support plate is fully welded to the base. The pole connects to the base with one bolt using thread locker. At the floor, 1/2-inch-thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides are specified to prevent scratching. These construction details give you the information needed to coordinate the table with your floor plan, finish schedule, and breakroom use without relying on broad product labels.
You can specify the top in standard or custom colors, allowing your breakroom palette to follow the finish direction already established elsewhere in your workplace. The cafeteria table line is available in X-base or T-base configurations, with round, square, rectangle, and racetrack shapes offered in a variety of sizes. This selection is the rectangle with an X-base and the stated 30-inch-wide by 72-inch-deep by 42-inch-high overall dimensions. For your purchasing file, that means the key decisions are visible at a glance: the top treatment, the frame finish, the base style, the shape, and the footprint. You are choosing a table that records its dimensions and construction clearly, then leaves the color and room-planning decisions with you.
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