Open breakroom seats pair well with a table featuring a cast iron base, 1-1/4-inch high-pressure top, and 11 finishes. In a busy office, the surface used for lunch may also hold sign-in sheets, meeting notes, or a laptop between appointments. A square table creates room for people to sit across from one another, and the 42-inch overall width and depth establish its footprint before you plan seating. This model is intended for cafeteria and breakroom use, where one surface may need to serve employees throughout the day. It must be ordered in quantities of two, so you can plan matching tables together when furnishing the space.
The table measures 30 inches high by 42 inches wide by 42 inches deep overall. Its 1 1/4-inch high-pressure top includes a backer sheet and black T-mold. Underneath, a cast iron base and cast iron top spider connect to a 3-inch diameter steel column. All metal parts have a textured black finish, keeping the specified metal treatment consistent across the base, top spider, and column. These construction details give you a clear basis for reviewing the table against your room dimensions, seating plan, and purchasing requirements before placing an order.
You can choose from 11 finishes when coordinating the table with your breakroom, cafeteria, or employee dining area. The 42-inch square dimensions give you one consistent size to place in pairs or across a larger arrangement, while the cast iron base, top spider, and steel column establish the listed structure beneath each high-pressure top. Since the tables must be ordered in quantities of two, your purchasing plan should account for paired units from the beginning. Call for quantity discounts when your project requires more than one pair, and use the stated overall dimensions to map locations, circulation, and neighboring furniture before ordering.
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