When lunch service changes from a midday rush to an afternoon meeting, you need a cafeteria table that can occupy the room without forcing your staff to rethink every transition. A shared room exposes the limits of improvised furniture: tables get moved, floors become crowded, and the next group inherits whatever arrangement the last group left behind. This table is identified for cafeteria or meeting use at standard height, giving you a specified 60-inch by 30-inch footprint to plan around. That matters when your facility team is balancing seating, circulation, cleaning access, and room changes on the same calendar.
The overall dimensions are 60-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 30-inch high. The table uses thermally fused melamine laminate and a 3 Mil PVC tough edge. Its base is black metal, with metal X-bases and adjustable leveling glides. Those specifications give your purchasing file concrete details to compare against room plans and finish schedules: the width and depth establish the space the table occupies, the height identifies it as standard height, and the listed edge and base components identify how it is configured.
Your finish decision can follow the room's existing palette rather than forcing a late change after furniture is selected. Choose from several laminate finishes when coordinating this cafeteria table with nearby furnishings or a meeting-room finish schedule. The listed black metal base, metal X-bases, and adjustable leveling glides give your specification record the details your facilities team needs to identify the selected configuration. When you place the table in a room plan, record its 60-inch width, 30-inch depth, and 30-inch height so circulation and seating decisions are based on the actual overall dimensions. That leaves your team with a purchasing reference: cafeteria or meeting use, standard height, thermally fused melamine laminate, 3 Mil PVC tough edge, black metal base, and the finish you selected.
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