During meal service, a table rests on a solid cast-iron base beneath a 1.25-inch laminate top. Put this Round Cafeteria Table where that pressure shows up first. A crowded break room leaves people balancing meals, paperwork, and drinks wherever space allows. Your cafeteria tables are part of that daily traffic, and a round surface gives employees a clear place to sit, eat, talk, and reset between responsibilities. This 36-inch round pedestal table is sized for the common gathering point where a rectangular footprint can interrupt movement around the room. In a restaurant, cafe, or office break room, the shape keeps the table's footprint centered while your team uses the surrounding space.
That matters when one room has to serve lunch, short conversations, and informal work without becoming another obstacle in the floor plan. Its T-Mold edge is specified to resist cracking and peeling while the top provides a surface for daily meals and paperwork. The round base is solid cast iron and powder-coated in silver. Leveling glides are part of the base and are intended to prevent wobbling on uneven floors. The steel has a 3-inch diameter and is made from 16 gauge steel.
The table is 30 inches high and is made in USA. For your purchasing plan, the relevant configuration is direct: a 36-inch round top, a pedestal base, a 30-inch height, and a silver powder-coated base. In a break room, cafe, or restaurant, the table creates a consistent location for meals and conversation; in your office, it can anchor a shared area without introducing a rectangular work surface into the traffic pattern. The high pressure laminate top and T-Mold edge keep the specified construction visible in the details your team uses every day. With its 16 gauge steel, 3-inch steel diameter, solid cast iron base, and stated 30-inch height, this cafeteria table gives you a clearly documented configuration to evaluate against the room, the traffic, and the way your staff actually gathers. Overall size is 0 inches wide by 0 inches deep by 30 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Match the look to the suite, check the floor plan, and order for the next install window.
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