This table provides the ultimate in hidden technology - in grand scale. It features 24 retractable monitors and 44 retractable microphones in the tabletop, and 22 convenient apron power units with WallGoldfinger's exclusive retractable lid.

 

Spanning 50 feet in length and six feet wide this rectangular boardroom table seats 42 and was designed by the former Swanke Hayden Connell Architects for an international corporation's New York offices.

 

Made of quartered and plain sliced walnut veneer and solid walnut, the table features a full base to accommodate those monitors when they retract. Tabletop technology is contained within a brushed stainless steel band.

 

This is one boardroom table sure to impress with its size and functionality.

 

 

 

Apron power is popular because it causes fewer disruptions in the tabletop surface and is convenient to access.

 

Power in a tabletop surface requires hatch lids or exposed units. Power drawers must be pulled out, fit between chairs while people are trying to sit at the table. Apron power prevents both. Users can simply plug in without stretching across the table or scooting aside for a drawer.

 

Traditional apron power can be seen, however. An exposed unit is embedded in the apron, which may not be desirable in the boardroom environment. WallGoldfinger consequently has designed and exclusively offers a retractable lid that covers up the power/data unit when not in use and can be lift and pushed back into the table when access is needed.