Mobile Cafeteria Lunchroom Stool Table - 30" W x 12' L - 12 Stools - Particleboard Core - T-Molding Edge - Black Powdercoated Frame

Twelve Seats in One Unit

Twelve attached stools serve 12 students per table, which lowers the number of cafeteria tables a school has to buy, store, and set up each day. Attached seating also means nothing gets dragged across the room or goes missing between lunch periods.

Twelve Foot Length Fits Standard Layouts

The 30 inch by 12 foot top is the most common size in school lunchrooms, so it lines up cleanly in rows and matches existing inventory. Rectangular cafeteria tables like this one seat the most students per square foot of any shape.

Particleboard Core Keeps Cost Down

A particleboard core is the practical choice for schools that need capacity without the premium of a plywood build. It holds a laminate surface well and handles the daily wiping and tray traffic of a normal lunch period at a noticeably lower price per seat.

T Molding Edge Protects the Surface

T molding wraps the perimeter with a flexible strip that absorbs impact instead of chipping. It is the detail that decides how long cafeteria tables keep looking new, because most damage starts at an exposed edge and works inward from there.

Black Powdercoated Frame

Powder coating bonds to the steel and resists the scratching, chipping, and rust that plague painted frames in humid kitchens and wash down areas. The black finish also hides scuffs, which keeps a set of tables looking uniform years into service.

Mobile and Foldable for Multipurpose Rooms

The table folds and rolls so staff can clear the floor without disassembly. Schools that run assemblies, testing sessions, or community events in the same room get the most value here, because mobile cafeteria tables turn one space into several usable rooms.