Long breaks deserve a table secured by a high-pressure laminate top, X-base, and textured black structure. When seating is scattered across workstations, food ends up beside active files, conversations interrupt focused work, and employees return to their desks before the break is over. This cafeteria table places a round gathering point in that daily gap with an X-base configuration. You can use it to establish a shared location in a cafeteria or breakroom. The relevant question is not whether your team takes breaks; it is whether your current room gives those breaks a place to happen.
The table has a 36-inch round overall dimension and stands 30 inches high. Its top is 1 1/4-inch PB with T-Mold and a high pressure laminate. The frame has a textured black powder-coated finish. The pole is made with 16 gauge steel and is 3 inches thick, while the base uses 8 gauge steel. A 12 gauge support plate is fully welded to the base. The pole connects to the base with one bolt and thread locker. The legs include 1/2-inch thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides. Those glides are specified to prevent floor scratching, giving you a directly stated floor-protection feature to consider when placing the table in a finished breakroom or cafeteria.
You can specify the cafeteria table in round, square, rectangle, or racetrack forms, with a variety of sizes available for different room plans. The cafe table line also offers X-base or T-base configurations, along with standard and custom colors for the tops. For this configuration, the listed dimensions are 36 inches round by 30 inches high, and the frame is textured black powder coated. That gives you a measurable footprint to place against your seating plan, along with a base choice that can be coordinated across the room. Use the table to support scheduled breaks, informal conversation, or a designated place to step away from active work without adding another desk to the floor plan.
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