Flip-top meeting table in veneer

Cable management in the table.

Both sections have a cable access flap and the heavy chrome bases have a vertical cable riser built into the uprights. The beech veneer is matched across both table sections and on the cable flaps. Matching the veneer across all the sections of the table tops adds to the perception of quality as the appearance is uniform. The perimeter table edge is a slim undercut profile using the design theme of the slim wooden framed meeting chairs. On a larger meeting table a slim edge makes the furniture seem lighter, which in some meeting rooms has the effect of reducing the visual heaviness of the furniture.

Folding Meeting Tables

Flip-top tables offer the most convenient solution to dual-purpose rooms. The trigger mechanism to release to table tops can be operated by one person, and the locking castors are quick to release, allowing the tables to be swiftly folded and moved away. A limitation of some flip-top meeting tables is the maximum width of 1.2 metres. This barrel shaped table narrows to 0.9m at the ends. For wider flip-top tables we use a table base that has a double column. In this format the tables can be up to 1.5m wide. Click here to see a flip top table at 1.5m width.

The meeting room is used for regular new-recruit training sessions and tables need to be cleared away completely. When configured as a meeting room the tables have a linking device to securely level and join the tops, improving the appearance to resemble a static meeting table.