Shared break areas expose every scheduling problem; cafeteria tables become crowded when one surface must carry every meal, conversation, and pause in your workday. This square cafe table gives your cafeteria or breakroom a separate place for the activity that happens between meetings and shifts. At 42 inches high, it establishes a different setting from the desks and lower surfaces already occupying your office. Your team can use that distinct table height for eating, talking, or stepping away from active work without turning a conference room into a break area. The X-base configuration keeps the choice focused on a table built for a specific room footprint.
The top uses 1 1/4-inch PB with T-Mold and a high pressure laminate. The frame has a textured black powder-coated finish, while the base uses 8-gauge steel. A 16-gauge, 3-inch-thick steel pole connects to the base with one bolt and thread locker. The 12-gauge support plate is fully welded to the base. The legs include 1/2-inch-thick non-marring polypropylene mushroom leveling glides, which are specified to prevent floor scratching. The table has a 300-pound weight capacity. Overall dimensions measure 36-inch wide by 36-inch deep by 42-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to review placement against walls, circulation paths, and nearby furnishings before you finalize the room plan.
Your finish selection can include standard or custom colors for the top, allowing the table to coordinate with the existing cafeteria or breakroom palette. This model uses the X-base, while the cafeteria table line is also available with T-base or round base configurations. Top shapes include round, square, rectangle, racetrack, and curve, with a variety of sizes available. That range lets you keep the 42-inch table height while evaluating the shape and footprint your room can accommodate. For a buyer managing shared spaces, the result is a clearly specified table with a measured footprint, a stated weight capacity, and finish choices that can be reviewed against your facility requirements.
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