When lunch traffic begins, a table set places navy polypropylene chairs on silver powder-coated frames rated for 400 pounds. This Cafeteria Table with Chairs belongs in that conversation. The breakroom tables your employees use between shifts often leave meals, conversations, and short resets competing for the same surface. Cafeteria tables like this set put a 36-inch round table and four chairs into that daily gap, giving your team one place to eat, talk, and pause without turning a workstation into a lunchroom. For you, that matters when a shared breakroom must handle staggered schedules, short breaks, and changing headcounts. Its base is cast iron, while the 3-inch diameter column uses 16-gauge steel.
Leveling glides provide stability on uneven floors. The table height is 30 inches. The chair seat and back are polypropylene, with a perforated back for enhanced circulation and a radius that conforms to your back. The contoured extra wide seat pan and 400-pound weight capacity are specified to provide comfort and accommodate all sizes.
The oval chair frame is 15-gauge steel with silver powder-coat. For your purchasing checklist, the configuration is clear: one 36-inch round table paired with four chairs, with the table standing 30 inches high. You can use the set to establish a consistent eating and meeting point for employees without assigning a conference room to every short conversation. The contoured seat pan, perforated back, and stated 400-pound capacity give you concrete details to review as you compare furniture for shared employee spaces. The result is a complete table-and-chair arrangement for a cafeteria, breakroom, or employee area. 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. Measure the bay, confirm clearances, and order once the look matches the room.