Conference Furniture

Furnishing a conference room is a task that requires careful planning. Every piece of conference room furniture should be selected based on how it will support the work being conducted in the room. This becomes more evident when the rooms serve multiple functions – a direct outgrowth of increasing the efficiency of an organization by doing more work in less space.

Some rooms are oversized offices furnished with conference room desks that can be used by visiting branch office employees, customers, suppliers or other temporary occupants says Bruce Mallett of EQA Office Furniture. Conference desk furniture can be in the form of a small or medium-sized conference table equipped with concealable power and data ports. A matching credenza with or without a hutch provides storage space so the desk can remain uncluttered and ready for meetings. Office furniture used in these multi-purpose applications can include mobile filing and storage cabinets, side and task office chairs.

EQA’s Madison furniture series offers a typical example of what to look for when selecting conference furniture serving multiple functions. A 6-foot conference table doubles as a conference desk. It easily pairs with a 6-foot credenza with locking doors and drawers for storage. Turn the credenza into a hutch for additional storage. Quality is emphasized with solid wood edge details and surfaces in top-grade AA maple and cherry veneers finished with a meticulous 19-step process and a filled pore catalyzed lacquer finish.

Cambridge conference tables in a racetrack configuration mounted on drum supports and equipped with data ports likewise serve as conference desk furniture in multiple use rooms. Available in cherry and maple veneers these tables are paired with credenzas or hutches, whiteboard and wardrobe units to provide further storage space and room functionality.

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