Most breakrooms rely on a table where a cast-iron base supports a 1.25-inch industrial top. Put this Round Pedestal Table where that pressure shows up first. Shared surfaces collect the evidence of every meeting, meal, and work session, and your cafeteria tables need to withstand that daily record. This cafeteria table gives you a 30-inch diameter surface for shared use while keeping the footprint within a 29-inch overall height. That proportion suits spaces where people need a dedicated place to sit, eat, meet, or complete work without introducing a large rectangular work area. For an office manager or facility director, the relevant question is how the table's measured construction and specified components fit the way your people use the room each day.
Its surface is Wilsonart high pressure laminate, with a T-mold side. The table measures 30 inches in diameter by 29 inches high overall. Beneath the top, the base is made of cast iron and includes a 16 gauge steel column with a 3-inch diameter. The base is powder-coated, and leveling glides support stability on uneven floors.
Those glides let you account for floor conditions as you position the table in a cafeteria, break room, or shared office area. The construction facts are specific to their components: the laminate is the stated top surface, the T-mold is the stated side treatment, and the steel column is the stated 3-inch diameter support element. The table is also CAL 117 certified. You can plan this cafeteria table around a 30-inch diameter footprint and a 29-inch overall height, then use the leveling glides when floor conditions vary across the room. Overall size is 30 inches in diameter by 29 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.
Ships ready for easy assembly.