If chairs leave no meal surface, one table built around an X-base and welded plate helps. This 42-inch round table brings a measured surface and a 30-inch height to the breakroom without asking you to organize the space around a rectangular footprint. With its X-base and round shape, it establishes a common surface for eating, conversation, or short informal work. For an office manager, that means one clearly established place for the activity your staff is already trying to fit into the day.
The top is built from 1 1/4-inch particleboard with T-mold and a high pressure laminate. The frame has a textured black powder-coated finish. A 16 gauge, 3-inch thick pole connects to an 8 gauge steel base with one bolt and thread locker. A 12 gauge support plate is fully welded to the base. At the floor, the legs use 1/2-inch thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides, a specified feature that helps prevent floor scratching. Overall dimensions are 42-inch round by 30-inch high. These measurements give you a precise footprint to compare with the breakroom clearance, traffic paths, and nearby counters before you place it.
Your configuration can stay with the X-base shown here or use the available T-base option, depending on how you want the table to read in the room. The table family is offered in round, square, rectangle, and racetrack shapes, with a variety of sizes, and the tops are available in standard and custom colors. For this selection, the round top and X-base establish the dimensions listed above while the textured black powder-coated frame provides the specified finish to the base. You can use the color and shape choices to coordinate the breakroom with the rest of your office, then judge the 42-inch round footprint against the number of tables, circulation space, and locations you need to serve. The result is a cafeteria table specified around your room.
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