Every cleanup cycle needs a table featuring a powder-coated cast-iron pedestal support and leveling glides under the bar-height setting. These cafeteria tables give you a 30-inch square footprint at bar height, creating a consistent place for employees to gather, eat, or work. The 41-inch overall height supports bar-height seating, while the pedestal configuration keeps the table's support centered beneath the top. For an office manager or facility director, that means you can plan a repeatable layout around the dimensions provided and keep table placement consistent across your cafeteria or break area. The leveling glides also address uneven floors, where small differences in floor height can otherwise leave a table rocking during everyday use.
The top is 1 1/4 inches thick and uses FSC certified industrial strength particle board beneath a Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface. A T-Mold edge finishes the top's side, giving you a specified edge treatment along the perimeter. The pedestal base is made of cast iron and includes a 16 gauge steel column measuring 3 inches in diameter. The base assembly is powder-coated, and leveling glides are included to support stability on uneven floors. Overall dimensions measure 30 inches wide by 30 inches deep by 41 inches high. Those measurements describe the complete table dimensions, so you can use them when reviewing aisle clearances, seating arrangements, and the available footprint in your facility. The table is CAL 117 certified, providing a documented standard associated with its specified construction.
You receive the table in a 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep footprint with a 41-inch height. The Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface and T-Mold edge establish the specified top finish, while the powder-coated pedestal components coordinate the visible support structure. Made in the USA, this cafeteria table gives your purchasing team a clearly documented set of materials, dimensions, certification, and origin to review before placing the order. For your break room, employee dining area, or other bar-height setting, the result is a table whose footprint, height, top construction, and leveling components are all stated in measurable terms, allowing you to compare the product against your floor plan and operating requirements.
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