A meeting that runs out of table space turns every agenda into a negotiation over elbow room, and your conference table decision must be measured against the room, the number of people you seat, and the work your team brings into the meeting. This conference table measures 10 feet wide by 48 inches deep by 30 inches high, giving you a specific footprint to place on the floor plan before you rearrange the room. That scale matters when your meetings involve notebooks, shared documents, laptops, and the physical space people need to participate without crowding the conversation. It also gives you a clear starting point for comparing the room's dimensions with the way your teams actually meet.
The conference table features a two-piece table top, along with a floating work surface and a beveled edge. It is described as part of a laminate casegoods line with Italian-influenced design. The beveled edge adds a specific profile to the work surface, while the two-piece top identifies how the table is constructed. These details give you concrete points to review with your facilities team: the table's overall footprint, the top configuration, the work surface profile, and the materials identified in the product description. The 10-foot width also means your planning should account for the surrounding clearance, chair placement, walking paths, and the distance needed for people to enter and leave without interrupting a meeting. Rather than relying on a room name or a seating estimate alone, you can evaluate the table against the actual dimensions and circulation pattern of your conference area.
Your finish selection includes Gray Steel, Textured Sea Salt, and Mocha laminate. Those choices let you coordinate the table with the existing casegoods, flooring, wall colors, and other visible surfaces in the room without changing the table's stated dimensions or two-piece top. For your purchasing review, confirm the 10 feet wide by 48 inches deep footprint against the room plan, then consider how the floating work surface and beveled edge will read from the entry and from the seats around the table. The result is a conference table with a clearly documented size, a specified two-piece top, a floating work surface, a beveled edge, laminate finish choices, and Italian-influenced design for the meeting room your organization uses every day.
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