Visitors use a table tied to a high-pressure laminate top, an X-base, and a frame with a black texture for brief pauses. The cafeteria table gives you a fixed place for a shared meal, conversation, or short break. In a cafeteria or breakroom, that matters when you are trying to support shared use without turning every available surface into an improvised lunch area.
Overall, it measures 36-inch wide by 36-inch deep by 30-inch high. The top is 1 1/4-inch particleboard with T-Mold and a high pressure laminate. The frame has a textured black powder coat, while the pole is 16 gauge and 3-inch thick. An 8 gauge steel base connects to the pole with one bolt containing thread locker. A 12 gauge support plate is fully welded to the base. Each leg uses a 1/2-inch thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glide for floor contact. The table has a 1-1/4-inch particleboard top with T-mold and high-pressure laminate, plus a textured black powder-coated frame.
You can select the X-base configuration described here or a T-base, depending on the layout you are planning. The table range includes round, square, rectangle, and racetrack shapes in a variety of sizes, so you can coordinate the surface format with the rooms your team actually uses. Tops are offered in standard and custom colors, while the frame is textured black powder coated. The 36-inch square by 30-inch high dimensions give you a clear planning reference for placing the table among existing seating, circulation paths, and breakroom equipment. For your purchasing file, the product details are specific: a high pressure laminate top with T-Mold, a steel base, a welded support plate, and leveling glides, with the X-base selected for this configuration.
Ships ready for easy assembly.