Archiutti Float Office Meeting Table

Archiutti Float Office Meeting Table

The Archiutti Float Office Meeting Table is a rectangular meeting table designed for four people. It combines a melamine tabletop with a steel four-leg base to create a straightforward, fixed-height surface for office discussions and shared work. A choice of tabletop and base colors helps coordinate the table with a meeting room or workplace interior.

The rectangular top provides a shared area for conversation, documents and collaborative tasks. Its melamine surface and steel base use distinct materials, while the four-leg frame offers a simple, stable layout for a dedicated meeting space. The table is not height adjustable, so its working height remains fixed rather than changing between sitting and standing positions.

Available tabletop color options include white, grey, beige, brown, blue, green and wood. Base color options include white, grey, silver, red, blue and green. These choices allow workplace planners to coordinate the table with existing furniture and interior finishes while keeping the same basic meeting-table configuration.

The Float Office meeting table is suitable for use with a cable tray, but the tray is not included. If cable management is required, plan for a compatible tray separately. The table does not include a cable canal, vertical wiring system or socket tower, so consider those requirements when arranging power and equipment in the room.

Multiple width and depth configurations are available to help suit different meeting-room layouts. Check the options offered for the chosen configuration before ordering, especially when planning around room access, chairs and other furniture. The table has a two-year warranty; follow appropriate care guidance for its melamine surface and steel base.

With seating for four, this table is suited to smaller meetings, team check-ins and collaborative work in an office or meeting room. Its fixed-height design and straightforward four-leg layout make it a practical option when a consistent shared surface is preferred over an adjustable individual desk.