Shared breakroom counters in your office often have to serve as lunch tables, meeting surfaces, and catchall space, so a cafeteria table is being asked to restore order to a routine that has outgrown whatever surface remains open. Without a dedicated place for meals, informal conversations, and short pauses, staff may find themselves balancing food, laptops, and papers in the same area. That competition can turn a short break into a negotiation over where everything belongs. This 48-inch square format gives your staff a consistent place to step away from active work without turning a shared counter into the only option.
Overall dimensions are 48-inch wide by 48-inch deep by 30-inch high. The top uses 1 1/4-inch particleboard with T-Mold and a High Pressure Laminate. The X-base configuration has a textured black powder coated frame, a 16 gauge, 3-inch thick pole, an 8 gauge steel base, and a 12 gauge support plate fully welded to the base. The pole connects to the base with one bolt secured with thread locker. At the floor, 1/2-inch thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides are specified to prevent floor scratching. Those details give you measurable specifications to review against your breakroom layout, floor surfaces, and purchasing requirements.
Your finish decision can follow the room rather than force the room to follow the furniture: the top is available in standard and custom colors, while the frame is textured black powder coated. The broader table offering includes round, square, rectangle, and racetrack shapes in a variety of sizes, allowing you to compare this 48-inch square configuration with other layouts as your cafeteria or breakroom plan develops. You can review those choices against traffic patterns, available wall space, and the routines your staff already follows. For a facility team, that means you can place the table where staff already pause, keep the overall footprint in view during planning, and specify the finish that fits the room. The result is a meeting and meal surface with dimensions and construction details you can document for purchasing, facilities review, and future replacements.
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