A lunchroom that turns over fast needs a table finished with light gray polypropylene chairs and 400-pound capacity. This Cafeteria Table with Chairs belongs in that conversation. By lunch, your employees are already judging whether your breakroom can handle traffic without turning every meal into a scramble. The cafeteria table and four-chair set gives you one round table with four chairs for scheduled lunches, informal meetings, or conversations between shifts. The 36-inch round format lets you review the room footprint before placing the set, while the chair dimensions let you map clearances around each seat. You can compare the table height, seating count, and overall chair dimensions with the space your staff actually uses. That matters when a facility decision has to account for meal periods, shared rooms, and employees who need a place to sit without interrupting nearby work.
Its surface is High Pressure Laminate and its edge is T-Mold. The base is made of cast iron, while the column is made of 16 Gauge steel with a 3-inch diameter. Leveling glides are specified for stability on uneven floors. Each chair has a seat made of Light Gray High-Impact Polypropylene and a polypropylene back. The perforated back allows enhanced circulation, and its radius conforms to your back.
The contoured extra wide seat pan and weight capacity of 400 pounds give you specifications to review when planning seating for different users. Each chair's oval frame is made of 15 Gauge steel with a silver powder-coat. For your room plan, the table's 30-inch height and round footprint give you reference points for placement, while the leveling glides are specified for stability on uneven floors. The perforated backs, radius, and contoured extra wide seat pans are part of each chair's specified seating construction; the 400-pound capacity gives you a measurable figure for use planning. You can document the 36-inch round table, four chairs, and chair dimensions in the room layout, then coordinate the set with the breakroom's traffic pattern and daily schedule. Overall size is 36 inches in diameter 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.