From meal traffic to quick huddles, a table aligned with leveling-glides and a powder-coated base made from cast iron stays ready. This 36-inch square, bar-height table sets a measured footprint for your team to place seats, organize break areas, or create a standing-height gathering point without relying on an oversized rectangular layout. Its overall height is 41 inches, and its square dimensions are 36 inches wide by 36 inches deep. For you, that translates into a layout decision that can be checked against aisle paths, seat placement, and the number of people expected in the area. The bar-height format gives you a clear reference when you plan seating around the room's circulation.
The top is 1 1/4 inches thick and uses FSC certified industrial strength particle board with a Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface and a T-mold side. The base is made of cast iron, while the 3-inch-diameter column is 16-gauge steel with a powder-coated finish. Leveling glides are specified for stability on uneven floors. Overall dimensions are 36 inches wide by 36 inches deep by 41 inches high. The table is CAL 117 certified and made in the USA. These specifications give you concrete points to review against floor conditions, cleaning routines, and compliance records. The named materials also let you record exactly what is being purchased for your cafeteria or employee break area.
Your final review can stay focused on the conditions this table will face: the 36-inch square footprint, 41-inch overall height, uneven-floor locations, and the finish details that will be visible in your cafeteria. The Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface and T-mold side establish the top's specified materials, while the powder-coated finish is specified on the 16-gauge steel column. You can document the FSC certification, CAL 117 certification, and United States manufacturing in the purchasing record. For an office manager or facility director, that combination of measured dimensions and named components makes it possible to compare the table with your floor plan, seating layout, and internal requirements before placing it in service. The result is a clearly documented cafeteria table choice tied to the way your team uses the room.
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