A space changing layouts needs a table whose tubular steel legs collapse one-handed beneath a double-sided top. Put this Cafeteria Table where that pressure shows up first. A breakroom that serves every shift rarely stays orderly on its own, and your cafeteria table sits at the center of meals, meetings, and the limited floor space between them. This cafeteria table uses four post legs that collapse while attached to the tabletop, allowing you to clear the footprint and store the table flat when it is not in use. A twist unlocks each leg, and a twist in the opposite direction locks it back into place. That matters when your room changes from lunch service to training, event setup, or ordinary day-to-day use.
The laminate is scratch, stain, and scald resistant, and it wipes clean. Rounded corners are included to make the table safer for everyone. The four legs are constructed of tubular steel, with a leveling glide at the bottom of each leg. Overall dimensions are 42-inch wide by 42-inch deep by 29-inch high. Each leg can be unlocked with one hand by twisting it, fully collapsed, and locked again by twisting in the opposite direction.
The four legs collapse together for flat storage when the table is not in use. Your finish choice changes the visible tabletop surface while the post-leg configuration remains consistent. The Maple tabletop is double sided, with Cherry on the other side. The post-leg set comes in classic black, and leveling glides sit beneath each leg. The tabletop and legs form a 42-inch wide by 42-inch deep footprint at 29 inches high, giving you a specified size for breakroom planning. Overall size is 42 inches wide by 42 inches deep 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.