NPS Mobile Cafeteria Round Table Shape Unit - 48" W x 48" L x 29" H (NPS-MT48R)

Space Saving Fold Design

When the table is not needed, it folds down to a compact footprint that stands upright against a wall or slides into a storage rack with the rest of the room’s tables. This matters most in shared spaces like a cafetorium, where the same floor space might host lunch, an assembly, and gym class in the same day. Staff do not need special tools or extra training to fold and store the table, which keeps setup and breakdown time short during a busy lunch schedule.

Built for Constant Rolling

The table moves on casters, so custodial and cafeteria staff can reposition it or roll it into storage without lifting a heavy tabletop by hand. This reduces the physical strain on staff who move tables multiple times a day and lowers the chance of an injury during setup or breakdown. It also speeds up room turnover between lunch periods, since a single staff member can reconfigure a section of the cafeteria on their own.

Durable Plywood Core Top

The tabletop is built around a plywood core, which gives it more resistance to warping and moisture damage than a thinner surface would offer over years of cafeteria use. Trays, spills, and constant wiping down are part of daily lunchroom life, and a solid core helps the table keep its shape and stay flat instead of sagging or bowing at the edges after repeated cleanings and heavy use throughout the school year.

Protective T Band Edge

A T Band edge wraps the perimeter of the tabletop, protecting the core from chipping where students bump chairs, trays, and backpacks against the table all day. This edge also smooths out the profile of the table so there are no sharp corners catching on clothing or skin, which matters in a cafeteria full of young students moving quickly between seats, the tray line, and the exit.

Seats Six Comfortably

At 48 inches in diameter, the round shape seats six students at once while still leaving enough elbow room for trays, lunch boxes, and backpacks on the tabletop. The round profile also removes hard corners, which helps traffic flow more smoothly around the table when students are moving through a crowded lunchroom, and it gives staff an easy way to group students for meals or classroom activities.

ADA Compliant Seating

This table is ADA compliant, which means schools can place it in a cafeteria or multipurpose room without worrying about accessibility gaps for students who use wheelchairs or other mobility devices. Meeting this standard is not optional for most public schools, so having it built into the table from the start saves the purchasing department from having to source a separate accessible unit or retrofit existing furniture later.