Lunch service needs a table using a powder-coated column, cast iron base, and leveling glides. A cafeteria table must fit the available floor area, keep its footprint legible in a busy room, and give you a measured height for seating. This square cafeteria table has overall dimensions of 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 29-inch high, giving you a specific footprint to plan around. Its leveling glides address uneven floors, so you can account for floor conditions when positioning it.
Under that footprint, the top is 1 1/4-inch thick and made from FSC certified industrial strength particle board. Its surface uses Wilsonart high pressure laminate, with a T-mold side. The base is made of cast iron, while the column uses 16-gauge steel with a 3-inch diameter. The column is powder-coated. Leveling glides are included for stability on uneven floors. These specifications give you the material, edge, support, and floor-contact details to review against your cafeteria requirements. The table is CAL 117 certified and made in the USA, adding documented sourcing and certification information to your purchasing review.
Use the 30-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 29-inch high dimensions when you map seating, circulation, and cleaning routes around the table. The 1 1/4-inch top, Wilsonart surface, T-mold side, cast iron base, steel column, and leveling glides give you a complete list of the specified components to evaluate. For a buyer comparing room measurements, the column's powder-coated treatment, certification, and domestic manufacture, this cafeteria table keeps the decision tied to stated facts. You can review the footprint and construction details with your facilities team, then place the table where its leveling glides can account for uneven flooring. That approach lets you document why the selected footprint and stated materials suit the room without relying on measurements or features that were never specified.
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