School Cafeteria & Lunchroom Tables

NOVA Solutions offers a variety of configurations including rectangular, round, square, nesting, quarter round, boat-shaped, and keystone tables. Nesting tables are especially practical for cafeterias as they allow staff to quickly reconfigure or store tables to free up floor space for events, assemblies, or cleaning.

Yes. NOVA Solutions offers extensive customization including 10 laminate worksurface color options such as Fusion Maple, Grey Nebula, Walnut, and White, as well as multiple metal leg finishes including Polished Silver, Polished Black, White, and Slate. This allows schools to match their cafeteria's interior design and branding.

Available leg styles include T-Leg, C-Leg, Arched Leg, and Laminate Cross Base. Each style offers different aesthetic and structural characteristics. T-Leg and C-Leg designs are popular in school settings for their stability and ease of maintenance, while cross base options provide a modern appearance for multi-use lunchroom spaces.

Absolutely. NOVA Solutions' multi-purpose and collaboration tables are designed for flexible use across dining, learning, and event spaces. Nesting configurations allow fast reconfiguration, and modular table systems can be arranged into group-friendly layouts, making them ideal for cafeterias that double as assembly halls or classroom overflow areas.

Yes. NOVA Solutions holds a GSA contract (GS-28F-005GA), which allows government-funded educational institutions to procure cafeteria and lunchroom tables through streamlined government purchasing channels. This simplifies the procurement process, reduces administrative burden, and ensures compliance with federal purchasing requirements for qualifying schools.

You can request a quote directly through the NOVA Solutions website using the online Request a Quote form. Technical sales brochures, CAD files, and REVIT files are also available for download to assist design professionals and facility planners in specifying the right table configurations for your cafeteria or lunchroom project.