If the lunchroom seats rotating groups, a table includes chairs rated for 400 pounds and a laminate top. Put this Cafeteria Table with Chairs where that pressure shows up first. The lunch periods in your office expose cramped seating, uneven floors, and surfaces that collect evidence of every shared meal. The table is 30 inches high, and its leveling glides provide stability on uneven floors where an ordinary table may not stand level. Its base is cast iron, and its 16 gauge steel column measures 3 inches in diameter.
Leveling glides are included for stability on uneven floors. Each chair has a polypropylene seat and back; the seat is light gray and identified as high-impact polypropylene. The perforated back allows enhanced circulation, while its radius conforms to your back. The contoured, extra-wide seat pan and 400-pound weight capacity accommodate a range of users.
The oval frame is 15 gauge steel with a silver powder-coat. The seating count is four chairs around the round table, giving you a clear starting point for planning a breakroom, cafeteria, or shared dining area. You can use the 42-inch table diameter, 30-inch height, and chair dimensions to mark the intended footprint before positioning the set in your room. The 400-pound chair capacity, contoured extra-wide seat pan, and perforated back also provide concrete specifications for evaluating daily use across your employee population. Overall size is 42 inches in diameter by 30 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Confirm the layout against traffic flow, then put the piece on the purchase list. Match the look to the suite, check the floor plan, and order for the next install window. Grab the configuration that fits the bay and put it on the buy list for this room.