A crowded breakroom turns every lunch period into a search for open space, and your cafeteria tables must account for people who eat, talk, and move through the room at the same time. This set brings one 30-inch square table with black post legs and four restaurant stack chairs into that daily setting, so you can organize employee meals, meetings, training sessions, or shared work around one coordinated arrangement. The table measures 30 inches wide by 30 inches deep by 30 inches high, giving you a specific footprint for planning the room. Four matching chairs establish seating for the group using the table, which helps you address the practical question that appears when lunch begins: where will everyone sit? In a breakroom, the useful measure is not how the room looks before people arrive; it is whether the available seating matches the people using it.
The tabletop is constructed of 1-inch-thick thermally fused melamine laminate in Cherry and finished with black T-Mold edge banding. The laminate is scratch, stain, and burn resistant and wipes clean. The black post legs are constructed of tubular steel and include adjustable glides on the bottom of the base. Those glides let you adjust the legs for a steady table on the floor. The four restaurant stack chairs have water-repellent black vinyl seats and backs, along with black metal frames and reinforced cross-bracing. The vinyl surfaces wipe clean with a damp cloth, while the cross-bracing is part of each chair's frame. Together, the sourced materials and measured dimensions give you clear details for planning a breakroom, cafeteria, training area, or employee gathering space.
Your configuration includes one table and four chairs, with the tabletop presented in Cherry laminate, black post legs, black T-Mold edge banding, black vinyl chair seats and backs, and black metal chair frames. The chairs can be stored in stacks of 12 when your room needs to serve another purpose or when seating demand changes. You can plan the table around its 30-inch-wide, 30-inch-deep, and 30-inch-high overall dimensions, then position the four chairs according to the room's traffic and seating needs. For your facility, that means one clearly specified group of furniture for the breakroom rather than an assortment of mismatched pieces, with finishes that identify the table and chairs as one coordinated setting.
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