Uneven floors disrupt shared spaces, and your breakroom needs a cafeteria table that keeps daily meals and conversations from becoming another facilities complaint. This 36-inch round cafeteria table brings a counter-height surface to cafes, break rooms, conference rooms, and other applications where people gather during the workday. Leveling glides at the base help prevent wobbling on uneven floors, so you can address a floor condition without making the table itself the next problem your team reports. The round footprint also gives you a clear reference point when planning seating, circulation, and placement around nearby equipment.
The top is 1 1/4-inch thick high pressure laminate, with an edge specified not to crack or peel. The table measures 36 inches high with a 36-inch diameter overall, making the stated dimensions clear for floor plans and breakroom layouts. Its round base is solid cast iron and black. The steel has a 3-inch diameter and is made of 16 gauge steel. Together, these specifications give you the measurable details needed to coordinate counter-height seating, confirm clearances, and compare the table with the dimensions of your existing room. It is made in the USA.
For your purchasing plan, the round format and 36-inch height establish a single footprint and counter-height use case rather than requiring you to interpret a range of sizes. The black solid cast iron round base keeps the finish description tied to the component it names, while the top remains specified as high pressure laminate with its 1 1/4-inch thickness. You can place this cafeteria table in a cafe, break room, conference room, or another application listed for the table, then use the leveling glides when uneven flooring affects stability. The result is a clearly documented furniture choice: measured dimensions, named materials, a stated edge feature, and a country of manufacture for your records. For distributed offices, those details give each stakeholder the same reference when reviewing room plans, furniture schedules, and budget approvals.
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