A shared meal becomes a scheduling problem when every seat depends on a rectangular edge, and your cafeteria table has to organize that pressure without turning lunch into a line. This 36-inch round cafeteria table places a bar-height surface in the center of the room, giving teams a common point for meals, short meetings, or standing conversations. At 41 inches high, it creates a clear gathering height for a break room, cafeteria, or collaborative area where people move through different parts of the day. The round footprint keeps corners out of the central traffic pattern, so you can position chairs and passing routes around one surface.
The 36-inch diameter top is 1 1/4 inches thick and uses a Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface with a T-mold edge. The top is made with FSC certified industrial strength particle board. Beneath it, the cast iron base includes a 16 gauge steel column with a 3-inch diameter, with a powder-coated finish specified for the base construction. Leveling glides help you account for uneven floors when positioning the table in your facility. Overall dimensions are 36 inches in diameter by 41 inches high. The cafeteria table is CAL 117 certified and made in the USA.
Your configuration is centered on one round, bar-height surface rather than a rectangular worktop, making the dimensions relevant to how people gather around it. The Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface and T-mold edge establish the top specification, while the cast iron base and 16 gauge steel column establish the support construction. Leveling glides let you adjust the table where the floor changes from one area to another. For an office manager or facility director, that combination gives you a clearly measured gathering point with a 36-inch diameter and 41-inch height, backed by documented material and certification details rather than vague product language.
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