Brown Metal and Wood Mobile Cafeteria Table with Stools

Featuring twelve integrated round seats, this mobile cafeteria table Revit family includes a split brown tabletop over a heavy-duty tubular steel frame. Designed for high-density institutional dining, this assembly combines dual rectangular tabletops finished in a warm brown laminate with twelve attached round stools positioned symmetrically along both flanks. Tubular steel supports branch outward from a low-profile central undercarriage, connecting each circular seat disc securely to the base structure. The split centerline reflects the standard folding geometry typical of mobile institutional lunchroom units. Circular footings anchor the support legs, defining accurate floor contact and perimeter clearances for communal layout planning.

The download is a 502 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, load the family directly into floor plan or reflected ceiling layouts to quickly evaluate educational or institutional cafeteria fit-outs. The combined table and seating geometry expedites mass spatial planning compared to nesting separate chairs and tables. Users can manage material parameter assignments for the metal framing and composite surfaces, establish clear circulation pathways, and accurately coordinate schedule counts for furniture equipment packages.

Suited primarily for educational facilities, secondary schools, and higher education campus canteens, this unit addresses demanding multi-purpose eating environments. It functions equally well within corporate cafeteria spaces, training centres, sports pavilions, and community recreation halls requiring robust, high-traffic furniture. Specifiers searching for institutional dining furniture, school lunch tables, mobile folding tables, or communal cafeteria seating can integrate this asset alongside commercial food-service counters, waste receptacles, and hard-wearing resilient flooring.