Once a larger team convenes, a 15.5-foot table seats 12 to 14 people and hides wire management. Put this 16-foot Conference Table with Power Data Grommets where that pressure shows up first. Decision meetings lose focus when power and presentation connections are scattered around the room, and your conference table has to account for twelve to fourteen people without turning the discussion into a search for outlets and cables. For a facility team, that means the room can be organized around the people at the table, the agenda in front of them, and the devices needed to move decisions forward. Chamfered edges create the look of a thin, lightweight top while retaining the functionality of a thicker tabletop.
The base uses the same material, and the tapered legs include cutouts on their interiors; a hidden trough underneath the table routes power cables out of view. The tabletop power station lays flat with the table surface when it is not in use. Its spring-loaded hinge lets you angle the entire face upward with one touch to reach the connections. On the front are two three-prong outlets rated at 125 volts and 12 amperes, two USB charging ports, one Ethernet port, one VGA connection, and one HDMI coupler.
The rear provides an outgoing VGA port, outgoing HDMI port, and outgoing Ethernet port. An included 10-foot cord connects the station to a standard three-prong wall outlet. The 188-inch width and 47-inch depth set the footprint you need to coordinate with room clearances, circulation, and adjacent furnishings. For an office manager or facility director, the result is a conference table specified around participation, presentation access, and cable placement from the start. Overall size is 15-and-a-half inches wide by 47 inches deep by 29 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Match the look to the suite, check the floor plan, and order for the next install window.
Ships ready for easy assembly.