If a break area hosts lunch, employees visit a table safely after calls as lunch ends. That makes the details under review matter: this table measures 36 inches wide by 36 inches deep by 29 inches high overall. Its square format gives you a stated dimension set for planning seating areas, staff rooms, cafeterias, and shared eating spaces without relying on a vague estimate of how much floor area it will occupy.
The 1 1/4-inch-thick top uses FSC certified industrial strength particle board, with a Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface and T-mold edge. The base is made of cast iron, and the column is 16 gauge steel with a 3-inch diameter. The column is powder-coated. Leveling glides are specified for stability on uneven floors, giving your facilities team a listed feature to consider when the floor is not uniformly level. The table is CAL 117 certified and made in the USA. Together, these specifications identify the top material, surface, edge, base, column, adjustment component, certification, and country of manufacture without leaving those details to assumption.
For your purchasing review, the overall size gives your facilities team a fixed footprint to mark on a floor plan, compare with aisle clearances, and coordinate with the number of tables assigned to a room. The 29-inch height gives you a stated vertical measurement for evaluating chair and table relationships before you finalize the layout. Under the top, the source specifies a cast iron base and a 16 gauge steel, 3-inch diameter column; the column is powder-coated, and leveling glides are specified for stability on uneven floors. You can document the FSC certification, CAL 117 certification, Wilsonart surface, T-mold edge, and United States manufacture in your purchasing file. That leaves your team with measured dimensions and named specifications to carry from product review into room planning.
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