The unused corner beside your breakroom often becomes the place where employees eat standing up, while cafeteria tables put a shared surface there for breaks and conversation. If your staff has to carry food back to desks or search for an open seat, your break area is not supporting the pause it was meant to provide. A round table creates a central point for short meals, informal conversations, and time away from active work. This configuration gives you a 42-inch round table with an X-base for a dedicated breakroom setting.
This 42-inch round cafeteria table measures 42-inch high overall. The top is 1 1/4-inch particleboard with T-mold and high pressure laminate. Its frame has a textured black powder coat, while the pole is 16 gauge and 3-inch thick. An 8 gauge steel base connects to the pole with one bolt using thread locker. A 12 gauge support plate is fully welded to the base. Under the base, 1/2-inch thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides are specified to prevent floor scratching. These details give you specific dimensions, gauges, top construction, and finish information for coordinating the table with your breakroom layout.
You can specify this table in the 42-inch round format shown here, or plan a different footprint within the same line: round, square, rectangle, and racetrack tops are listed in a variety of sizes. Tops are available in standard and custom colors, allowing your breakroom plan to follow the color choices already used elsewhere in the office. The base is offered in an X-base or T-base configuration, with the frame finished in textured black powder coat. Use the 42-inch high overall height when you map circulation, seating, and nearby service points. In your office, that means a dedicated place to step away from active work without turning a hallway, counter edge, or desk into the break area.
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