Lighting and Power at the Meeting Table
Two practical things decide whether a meeting room works day to day, and neither is the furniture. Power where people sit If sockets are only at the walls,
Podiums and Lecterns: Height and Sightlines
A lectern exists to hold notes at a readable angle while leaving the speaker visible. Both halves of that matter. Reading height Notes should be readable w
Conference Chairs: Stacking, Wheels and Storage
The chair decision in a meeting room is usually about what happens to the chairs when the room is used for something else. Stacking Stackable chairs make a
Folding Tables: What Makes One Last
Folding tables live a harder life than fixed ones. They are moved, stacked, leaned on and stored badly, and they fail at the joints. The mechanism is the p
Sizing a Meeting Table to the Room, Not the Seat Count
Tables are advertised by how many people they seat. Rooms are limited by what you can walk around. Clearance is the real constraint You need space to pull