Lunch traffic and staff meetings can share a table resting on a base finished in black metal and tough PVC edge. People need to set down meals, paperwork, and shared materials in the same room, and your furniture has to accommodate that change without taking the room out of service between uses. This standard-height cafeteria table is specified for cafeteria or meeting use and measures 60 inches wide by 24 inches deep by 30 inches high. The black base gives you a clear visual choice when you are coordinating tables with the rest of the room.
Construction details stay specific. The table has a thermally fused melamine laminate finish and a 3 mil PVC tough edge. Its support system uses metal X-bases with adjustable leveling glides, while the base is black metal. The dimensions are 60 inches wide by 24 inches deep by 30 inches high, establishing a standard-height format for the cafeteria or meeting setting named for this product. You can use those measurements to review floor clearances, table spacing, and the amount of room available for chairs before you finalize the placement. The finish, edge, base, and leveling components are identified separately, so your specification review can account for each part.
Your finish decision can follow the room's existing palette: choose from several laminate finishes while keeping the black metal base identified in the specifications. The standard-height format lets you plan around the cafeteria or meeting layouts named for this table, and the 60-inch width gives your team a fixed dimension for arranging tables in rows, groups, or other floor plans. For an office manager or facilities director, record the width, depth, height, finish selection, black base, 3 mil PVC tough edge, and adjustable leveling glides together in your furniture schedule. That list keeps the sourced specifications visible when you coordinate food areas, conference zones, or multipurpose rooms, and it gives you a clear basis for selecting the finish that fits the space.
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