A round table has a circular or spherical top while the bottom can be round or include legs. They are used in meeting rooms, lounges and cafes.
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Round tables have a variety of uses. Any table that you can think of can have a round version. Round meeting tables, round conference room tables, round coffee tables, you name it. That being said, what are some reasons that you might choose a round table for your office space?
Round tables are firstly perfect for small spaces. The shape saves space and makes it easier to navigate around in a smaller area. Not only that but because of its shape, more people are able to fit around a round table than say a rectangular or square one. Having an open floor plan where you want to designate a certain area for a table but not lose space makes round tables the perfect option.
Secondly a round table also has the advantage of collaboration. With a traditional rectangular conference room table, the eyes are usually on one person, at the head or end of the table. Or a speaker may be farther away from one person than another. This makes it hard in team environments. With round tables, everyone is facing the center, line of sight is better and no one is left out on a corner.
To choose whether or not a round table might be the right option for your space, consider the uses, number of people it has to serve at a time and size of the space. If you need help navigating round tables, contact our sales team at (888) 831-1012.
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