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Management meetings chaired by group vice presidents and senior project mangers are frequently held in the office of the individual chairing
the meeting rather than in the company’s formal conference room. Because these offices serve double duty as an executive office and a
conference room they have special furnishing requirements.
One of these is a conference room table, the size and shape of which fits well within the office. Ideally these conference room tables
will be part of the same suite of furniture as the manager’s desk.
EQA Office Furniture’s Bruce Mallett says many of the company’s executive desks can serve as a conference table. An example is the sleek
Providence series with its peninsular “L” configuration providing a work surface for small group meetings. For larger groups the line
includes a matching conference table featuring concealable power and data management port. Another alternative is the Providence freestanding
round table.
The Toronto series provides similar options with the desk providing a work area for small groups. For larger gatherings matching conference
room tables in a racetrack configuration are 71 and 120 inches long. There is also a 42-inch round table.
Where space is limited, an option is a free standing conference room desk that doubles as a conference room table. This is exemplified in EQA’s
Trenton series where the desk is a table equipped with power and data ports. There is a matching credenza for storage and a visual presentation board.
The Trenton series, as with several others, includes reception desks that provide continuity to the furnishing of the entire office suite.
Comfortable office chairs equipped with casters that allow participants to roll up to the table complete the furnishing of the office/conference
room combination.
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