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  • Is Your Conference Room Also Your Office Lunch Room?

    Posted on May 4, 2012 by admin

    If your conference room also functions as the office lunch room, it would be best to select chairs that will clean up nicely. Food and drink spills do happen from time to time within a lunch room, which is why fabric chairs will not work. If you spill food or drink on a fabric chair, removing the stains from chair will be difficult. The chair is going to look dirty and old.

    Instead of fabric chairs, we would recommend using chairs that are upholstered in black leather.  Leather can be wiped clean removing food and drink.  We would recommend a mesh chair.  Mesh is stain resistant and extremely durable.  Both chairs are offered in high or mid back lengths. Prices will vary depending on style.


    This post was posted in Uncategorized, conference chairs and was tagged with conference chairs, conference furniture, mesh chairs, leather chairs

  • Are Buffet Tables Really Necessary in a Conference Room?

    Posted on March 30, 2012 by admin

    Buffet side tables are absolutely essential when designing a large conference room. Meetings with clients are quite often conducted over lunch. When entertaining clients within the office, it is important to have a buffet table to set up food, servicing utensils, napkins, and condiments. The buffet table will de-clutter usable work space on the conference table and keep messes to a minimum.

     

    The buffet table is also great for setting up a coffee/tea station. Co-workers and clients alike will be able to enjoy a nice cup of coffee while in their meetings.

     

    If you already have a conference table, check to see if there is a matching buffet table. Usually conference furniture is designed as a set with matching buffet table, filing cabinets, and presentation boards. This will eliminate the guess work of matching the right stain. If conference table does not have a matching buffet table, we recommend asking for stain samples of buffet tables you think might work. That way you can compare the stain sample against the table to see if the buffet table will work within your conference room.


    This post was posted in Uncategorized, buffet tables/credenzas and was tagged with conference tables, buffet table for conference room, conference furniture, conference cabinets

  • Laminate Is In!

    Posted on October 21, 2011 by admin

    Are you looking for a laminate conference table that can withstand the test of time?  If so, check out our laminate case goods collection.  Our laminate case goods collection features a wide range of conference tables from 6’ to 18’ with a choice of three stain finishes - Maple, Cherry, and Mocha

     

     

    Laminate is stain and abrasion resistant.  It is the ideal surface for companies that need to double up their conference table for heavy duty commercial usage.  The work surface is 1 5/8” thick.  Larger conference tables feature two grommets while the 6’ conference table has only one grommet.  Conference table legs have cable chimney for concealing your cable management from surface to floor.  The best part about selecting a laminate conference table is the price.  Laminate is an extremely affordable option for designing your conference room.


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  • Tribute to Three Inspirational Conference Tables

    Posted on June 29, 2011 by admin

    In celebration of unique design and creativity, I would like to share with you three truly inspiring one of a kind conference tables.

    First up is The Lego Conference Table designed by abgc Architects.  The Lego conference table was created for the creative advertising agency, Boys and Girls, in Dublin, Ireland.  Abgc Architects built the table top completely out of Lego blocks.
    Next we look at the Wing Conference Table designed by MotoArt.  MotoArt created this table for Waco Aircraft Company.  This table is made using an antique wing of the biplane Waco 1930.  The conference table incorporated a bit of the company history with an art deco twist.

    Finally, check out this James Watt Beam Engine Conference Table, designed by Andrew Chase.  Andrew Chase influenced by the great industrial revolution, created a conference table mainly out of car and truck transmission parts with gears, electric conduit and black pipe shaft and helium boiler tank.  The overlook is meant to resemble a stationary steam engine called the James Watt Beam Engine.   Like the Lego Conference Table, the James Watt Beam Engine Conference Table was also designed for an ad agency.

    It appears ad agencies are the ideal customers for truly one-of-kind conference tables.


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