What surfaces survive a break room?
Laminate tops, vinyl seats, metal frames. Nothing that absorbs coffee. Everything we spec for break rooms wipes down with whatever your cleaning crew already uses.
Can you fit a booth into a small break room?
Usually, and it seats more people than the same wall of tables. Send the wall length and we'll lay it out.
How much does it cost to furnish a break room?
A break room for 20 people runs roughly $3,000 to $8,000 new, covering tables, chairs, and a counter or storage unit. Used brings that closer to $1,200 to $3,000. Booths and banquettes push the number up but buy back floor space.
How many seats does our break room need?
Plan for 25 to 35 percent of your headcount seated at once. A 60-person office usually needs 15 to 20 seats. If lunch is staggered, you can go lower. If everyone eats at noon, plan closer to half.
What table height should we use?
Standard 29-inch dining height suits most break rooms and is the easiest to seat. Counter height at 36 inches works for quick stops and small footprints. Bar height at 42 inches looks sharp along a window but nobody lingers there, which may be exactly what you want.
How long does break room furniture take to arrive?
In-stock tables and cafe chairs deliver within 24 hours. New special orders run four to eight weeks, and custom banquettes run longer. Break room furniture is one of the easiest categories to source used, so if your timeline is tight, start there.
Do you deliver and install break room furniture in Columbus?
Yes. Our own crew delivers and installs across Columbus and central Ohio, assembles tables in the room, and takes the packaging with them. We can also work after hours so the break room is usable the next morning.
Is used break room furniture a good idea?
For tables, stools, and storage, it's some of the best value we sell. Laminate and steel clean up like new. We're pickier about upholstered booths, and we'll tell you when a piece isn't worth reselling rather than talk you into it.