How to specify the Workbench Loop Table
Choose the table height and use
Loop covers several workplace settings. The 400 mm version suits occasional tables. The 740 mm version is for seated meeting and boardroom use. The 1100 mm version creates standing-height touchdown or collaboration space.
Select the shape and size
Circular tops range from 1200 to 2400 mm in diameter. Square tops range from 1200 × 1200 to 1500 × 1500 mm. Rectangular tops run from 1800 × 1200 to 6000 × 1500 mm, while barrel-shaped tops run from 1800 × 1250 to 6000 × 1500 mm. Occasional tables range from 1000 × 500 to 1500 × 500 mm. Check chair widths, circulation and screen sightlines rather than relying on a general seating number.
Set the materials and edge
Top choices include Egger MFC or laminate, Fenix NTM and crown-cut oak, American black walnut or maple veneer. The steel frame can use standard or custom powder coating, with mirror-polished stainless steel also listed. Select a square or undercut edge and review physical samples before approval.
Plan power, data and video calls
Loop can include hinged cable flaps and trays, AV plates, grommets, vertical cable sleeves and power or data modules. Mark each user position, screen, microphone and connection point on the room plan. This helps place access points without crowding the working surface.
Complete the project brief
Record the height, shape, dimensions, top material, edge, frame finish and cable equipment. Add chair sizes, room access, delivery address and installation programme. Workbench can tailor dimensions, finishes and features, but each departure from the standard range should be checked before quotation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Workbench Loop Table used for?
Loop can be configured as an occasional table, video-conferencing table, seated meeting or boardroom table, or standing-height touchdown table. The shape, height and technology should match the room.
Which Loop Table heights are available?
Workbench lists heights of 400 mm for occasional tables, 740 mm for seated meeting tables and 1100 mm for standing-height use.
How large can a Loop conference table be?
Rectangular and barrel-shaped Loop tables can be specified up to 6000 × 1500 mm. Smaller standard sizes are available, while tailored dimensions should be checked with the manufacturer.
Which tabletop shapes are available?
The supplied range includes circular, square, rectangular, barrel-shaped and occasional tops. Available dimensions depend on the selected shape and table height.
Which tabletop finishes can be specified?
Choices include Egger MFC or laminate, Fenix NTM and crown-cut oak, American black walnut or maple veneer. Current samples should be checked before final approval.
Which frame finishes are available?
The rectangular steel loop frame can use standard or custom powder coating. Mirror-polished stainless steel is also listed in the supplied Workbench information.
Can power, data and video-conferencing equipment be integrated?
Yes. Options include cable flaps and trays, AV plates, grommets, vertical cable sleeves, and power or data modules. Their positions should be agreed from the room and technology plan.
Can the Loop Table be tailored for a project?
Yes. Workbench can consider changes to standard dimensions, finishes and features. The final specification should be checked before quotation because not every option suits every size and shape.
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