Wood Conference Tables
A conference table is the one piece of furniture every client sees. Laminate says one thing; twelve feet of solid, grain-matched walnut says another. Ours are built from hand-picked boards arranged so the figure flows the length of the room.
Ten to sixteen feet is routine work — steel C-channel keeps the span dead flat, sections with invisible mitered seams get through office doors and elevators, and CNC-cut grommets land power exactly where the room plan puts it.
Boardroom Logistics
Sizing the room
Allow 30″ of table length per seat and 48″ of clearance around the table. A 96″ × 48″ top seats eight; 144″ × 54″ seats twelve. Long spans over 8 feet carry a tiered length premium — visible live in the Builder — or build as sections and avoid it.
Power and cable management
Grommet holes and trough cutouts are CNC-cut to your furniture-power spec, edges sealed. Send the hardware spec sheet and the openings match it to the millimeter.
Delivery into office buildings
COIs, freight elevators, and after-hours windows are routine. Long tops build as book-matched sections that assemble in place — tell us the elevator and the tightest turn and the piece is engineered for the trip.
Conference Tables in the Room
Price it, pick the wood, hold it in your hand.
Wood, length, width, thickness, edge and add-ons, the delivered price following every choice.
Price a conference top in the BuilderA finished piece of the real board, shipped in days, the price off your order.
Order samplesConference Table FAQ
What offices and designers ask before ordering.