The lunchroom traffic around your break area rarely stays orderly during the busiest part of the day. For that setting, this cafeteria table gives your team a shared place to sit, eat, and reset without turning every meal period into a scheduling problem. Its round format and measured dimensions give you a clear reference for arranging surrounding tables, chairs, and circulation routes. If your facility needs a cafeteria surface that can be identified by a specific size and construction rather than a generic break room purchase, this model gives your planning team concrete information to evaluate. You can review the top, base, column, and floor-leveling details before committing space and budget.
The top is 1 1/4 inches thick and uses FSC certified industrial strength particle board beneath a Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface with a T-mold edge. The base is made of cast iron, while the column uses 16 gauge steel and measures 3 inches in diameter. The base and column are powder-coated. Leveling glides provide stability on uneven floors, giving your facilities team a sourced feature to consider when floor conditions vary between areas. The table is made in the USA and is CAL 117 certified. This construction list keeps your review grounded in the parts and standards actually stated for the unit, including the surface material, edge treatment, support structure, and floor-contact components.
For space planning, the overall dimensions are 42 inches in diameter and 29 inches high. That footprint gives you a specific reference when reviewing cafeteria layouts, break areas, employee dining zones, or other shared spaces where circulation must be considered alongside seating. The round top establishes the table's stated shape, while the 1 1/4-inch thickness, Wilsonart high pressure laminate surface, and T-mold edge identify the working components your team will see and maintain. Underneath, the cast iron base, powder-coated column, and leveling glides complete the listed configuration. You can evaluate this cafeteria table against your room measurements, flooring conditions, surface requirements, and compliance review using specifications rather than assumptions.
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