Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are meeting tables called?

   This is a question we get a lot - and it's tough to answer. There are so many different meeting tables, and they all have other names. So, it depends on what kind of meeting table you need. If you're looking for a standard meeting table, you might call it a conference table. But if you're looking for something more specific, like an oval or glass meeting table, you'll need to specify that in your search. And of course, there are always generic terms like office table or boardroom table that you can use.

2. What is a meeting table?

   A meeting table is a type of table typically used for holding meetings. These tables can come in a variety of shapes and sizes and generally are designed to seat a large number of people.

3. What is the standard size of a conference table?

   There's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the standard size of a meeting table or conference table will vary depending on the needs of the meeting space. However, a good rule of thumb is to allow 60 cm (24 inches) of width per person and 120 cm (48 inches) of length per person. This will let plenty of room to move around and comfortably take notes during the meeting.

4. How do I choose a conference table?

   When outfitting your office with new furniture, the conference table is one of the most essential pieces you'll need to choose. After all, your team will come together to collaborate and make critical decisions. But with all the different shapes, sizes, and materials available, how do you choose the right conference table for your office? Here are a few things to keep in mind when shopping for a conference table: Room size: Before you start thinking about what conference table style you want to buy, you first need to measure your room size. Determine the maximum size for a conference table you can fit in. Size: How many people do you need to sit around the table? Make sure to choose a table that comfortably seats everyone on your team. Shape: Conference tables come in various forms, from U-shaped and oval to rectangle and square. Consider the shape best fits your space and how your team likes to work together. For instance, u-shaped meeting tables are best for boardrooms where there is more emphasis on the speaker than collaboration.