How to specify a Lano meeting table
Start with the room and seat count
Share a dimensioned room plan and the number of people the table must seat. Allow for chairs, circulation, door swings, presentation screens and access to power. Published Lano models range from 1,200 mm meeting tables to 2,000 × 6,200 mm conference tables for up to 24 people.
Choose the top shape
Select from circular, oval, soft square, soft rectangle, square, rectangular, barrel and soft vase tops. The best choice depends on the room, sight lines, seating pattern and whether the table will support formal meetings, collaborative work or video calls.
Select the size and frame
Lano uses a modular cast-aluminium leg and cross-frame system. Standard and longer project-specific configurations are available, subject to technical review. Confirm the final size against the room plan and check that the position of each leg leaves suitable knee and chair space.
Specify the top and base finishes
Choose the top material, colour and edge profile. Current options include melamine, laminate and veneer. Legs can be polished or painted, with selected colours for the legs, rails and connecting beams. Finish availability can change, so confirm the current range before ordering.
Plan power, data and AV
Decide how many users need access to power and data and where those connections should sit. Cable flaps, grommets, power boxes, cable trays, clips and risers are available in selected configurations. For hybrid meetings, coordinate the table with the screen, camera, microphones and floor or wall services.
Confirm the project details
Before quotation, provide the room plan, seat count, preferred shape and dimensions, finishes, power and data schedule, AV equipment, delivery address, access details and programme. We will check the configuration, component compatibility and installation requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Lano table?
Lano is an Orangebox meeting and conference table programme. Its modular frame uses cast aluminium legs connected to a structural cross frame, allowing a wide choice of table sizes and shapes.
Why is Lano suited to financial services offices?
Lano can support large formal meetings, presentations and hybrid calls while offering finish, size, power and data choices. Those features can suit financial services offices, but the final specification should follow the room, technology and client brief.
Is Lano suitable for executive meeting rooms?
Yes. Lano can be specified for executive meeting rooms with a suitable top shape, finish, edge profile and integrated services. The modular frame also supports larger tables while keeping useful space beneath the top.
Can Lano be used in boardrooms?
Yes. Standard models extend to 2,000 × 6,200 mm and can seat up to 24 people. Larger or custom-shaped arrangements may be possible after technical review.
Is Lano suitable for client-facing meeting spaces?
Yes. The range offers several top shapes and coordinated material choices for client meeting rooms, presentation spaces and formal conference settings.
What sizes are available and how many people can Lano seat?
The range starts with 1,200 mm meeting tables and includes conference tables up to 2,000 × 6,200 mm for up to 24 people. Capacity depends on the chosen shape, dimensions, chair width and room layout.
What finishes are available?
Current options include melamine, laminate and veneer tops with several edge profiles. The aluminium legs can be polished or painted, with selected finishes for the legs, rails and connecting beams. Availability should be confirmed when ordering.
Can power, data and video-conferencing equipment be integrated?
Power and cable-management options include selected flaps, grommets, power boxes, cable trays, clips and risers. For video meetings, the table can be planned around screens, cameras, microphones and room services, but the AV equipment is specified separately.
Can Lano be used across different rooms and for both formal and collaborative meetings?
Yes. Eight standard top shapes and a wide size range allow Lano to serve smaller meeting rooms, executive offices and large boardrooms. The shape, size and technology provision can be adjusted for formal or collaborative work.
What chairs work with Lano meeting tables?
The chair choice depends on the room, required adjustment, upholstery and meeting duration. Lano can be paired with task or conference chairs such as Ray Work, Eames Soft Pad or Eames Aluminium Group chairs, subject to the project brief and chosen table height.
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