Werzalit Canteen Table
Product Code: YM 01
Werzalit-top table for school and institutional canteens: 80x140 cm moisture-resistant top, box profile frame, powder coating. Code YM 01.
- Product Code
- YM 01
- Top Size
- 80 × 140 cm
- Top Material
- Werzalit — resin-pressed, moisture-resistant homogeneous structure
Free project survey Custom, quote-based pricing TSE / ISO 9001 certified production
Key Features
- 80×140 cm Werzalit top — seats six in a facing layout
- Werzalit body itself is moisture resistant — not a facing, no edge band to lift
- Rounded edge profile — takes on no water, does not crack on impact
- Leaves no mark on hot-plate contact; resists acidic liquids and detergent
- Box profile frame — better torsion resistance than tube profile, no wobble
- Electrostatic powder-coated surface — no blistering in humidity, no dulling from chemicals
- Frame colour from the RAL chart
- Impact-absorbing plastic glides — do not scratch the floor
Product Description
The Werzalit canteen table is designed for a space that serves three meals a day and is wiped down with a wet cloth after every one. Produced by Sırasan under code YM 01, this table combines an 80×140 cm Werzalit top with a box profile frame to offer a durability-first solution for the hardest-wearing point in school, institutional and factory canteens.
Why a Werzalit top?
A canteen table top meets a different load from every other surface in a school: hot plates, spilled soup, acidic liquids such as vinegar and lemon, wet cleaning several times a day, and detergent. An ordinary melamine-faced chipboard takes on water at the edges through that cycle; within a few years the edge banding lifts and the panel swells.
Werzalit solves this structurally. It is a homogeneous material produced by pressing wood fibre with resin under high pressure; it is not a facing — the body itself is moisture resistant. Its edges are machined as a rounded profile with no separate band applied, so there is no edge to lift. In a canteen this is precisely the detail that determines the life of a table.
Werzalit also leaves no mark on hot-plate contact and does not stain. The surface has a wood texture, giving a warmer look than metal or laminate tables and one better suited to a space where people eat.
Box profile frame
The frame is made from box profile steel. Box profile resists torsion better than tube profile, preventing wobble when someone leans on the long edge of the table. On a top as long as 140 cm this difference is felt directly.
The profile surface is finished with electrostatic powder coating. Because the coating is oven-cured and bonded to the metal, it does not blister in the humid canteen environment, does not dull on contact with cleaning chemicals and does not flake on impact. Colour is chosen from the RAL chart; the feet carry impact-absorbing plastic glides that do not scratch the floor.
80×140 cm and seating capacity
An 80×140 cm top suits six people in a facing layout: three along each long edge. That gives roughly 45–47 cm of width per person, a comfortable dimension for canteens serving with trays. Where service is plate-based without trays, the same table can take up to eight.
The 80 cm depth matters so that the trays of two people sitting opposite one another do not clash in the middle. On narrower tops, facing trays touch and no room is left in the centre for shared items such as water jugs or bread baskets.
Canteen layout
In canteen planning, aisle distances matter as much as table size. At least 100–120 cm should be left between rows of tables so that someone can pass behind a seated person carrying a tray. The main aisle running from the service counter to the tables should be wider still, to prevent congestion at the start of a sitting.
Capacity calculation determines table numbers directly. A canteen usually runs in two or three service rounds; we divide the total student number by the number of rounds to find how many must be seated at once, and from that the number of tables. Share your student numbers and service arrangement and we will do that calculation for you.
Chairs and complementary products
A canteen table only makes sense with the right chair. Chairs here must also be moisture resistant; Werzalit panel or moulded plastic student chairs are the most practical options for canteen use. Upholstered chairs are not recommended for this space because of food staining and moisture.
If the same canteen also has a standing-service or snack bar section, a second zone can be created with our round Werzalit-top canteen tables. We can plan the whole canteen — tables, chairs and snack bar section — in a single quotation.
Ordering, delivery and project support
The Werzalit canteen table is produced at project scale; quantity, colour and, where needed, a custom top size are set per order. Project surveys are free — share your canteen dimensions, student numbers and service arrangement and we will prepare a layout proposal together with a price quotation. Shipping is priced according to order volume and delivery province and is added to the quotation separately; it is not included in the price. We serve all of Türkiye and export abroad.
Production takes place at our own integrated facility in Ankara; metalwork, woodworking, coating and assembly are under one roof. All production complies with CE, TSE and ISO 9001 standards.
Models and Variants
| Model | Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Werzalit Canteen Table | YM 01 | 80×140 cm Werzalit top with box profile frame. Standard canteen configuration. |
| Custom Size Top | YM 01 | A different top size can be produced to suit your canteen plan. Because we manufacture in our own facility, this is planned without depending on a sub-supplier. |
| Colour Options | RAL | Frame colour is selected from the RAL chart; different colours can be ordered together to distinguish sections or floors. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a Werzalit top and a melamine top?
Werzalit is a homogeneous material produced by pressing wood fibre with resin under high pressure; it is not a facing — the body itself is moisture resistant. Its edges are machined as a rounded profile, so there is no edge band to lift. On melamine-faced tops, moisture enters at the edges and the band can lift and the panel swell over time. In canteens wet-cleaned several times a day, Werzalit lasts markedly longer.
How many people fit at an 80×140 cm table?
In canteens serving with trays, six people sit comfortably in a facing layout — three along each long edge, roughly 45–47 cm of width per person. Where service is plate-based without trays, the same table can take up to eight. The 80 cm depth matters so that facing trays do not clash in the middle.
Do hot plates leave marks on the top?
No. The Werzalit surface leaves no mark on hot-plate contact and does not stain. It also resists acidic liquids such as vinegar and lemon and the detergents used in canteen cleaning. We would still recommend using a mat for vessels taken directly from a stove at very high temperature.
Why is a box profile frame preferred?
Box profile resists torsion better than tube profile. On a top as long as 140 cm the difference is felt directly: there is no wobble when someone leans on the long edge. In a canteen, where tables are pushed and pulled constantly, frame rigidity is the main factor determining the table's life.
How do you calculate how many tables our canteen needs?
Canteens usually run in two or three service rounds. We divide your total student number by the number of rounds to find how many must be seated at once, and from that the number of tables. We then produce a layout proposal leaving at least 100–120 cm of aisle between rows of tables. Just share your student numbers and service arrangement.
Which chair do you recommend?
Chairs in a canteen must also be moisture resistant. Our Werzalit panel or moulded plastic student chairs are the most practical options for this space; they wipe clean and do not stain. We do not recommend upholstered chairs for canteens because of food staining and moisture. Tables and chairs can be planned in a single quotation.
How do delivery and assembly work, is shipping included?
We serve all of Türkiye and export abroad. Shipping is priced according to order volume and delivery province and is added to the quotation separately; it is not included in the price. Project surveys are free. We clarify any assembly requirement before the order and state it explicitly in the quotation.


