When used in a conference room table it is commonly installed in the middle of the table, so it can be accessed from all sides. On some very large tables one might want to install several along the sides. For office desk application they are usually installed on one side or at the end of the desk surface.
We have a diverse selection of power and communication systems on our website that might better fit your need.
@ICMojo It's a much more elegant solution than having 10 business people on their knees under the table in their suits and skirts looking for an extension cord on the floor.
Power and data in the table tops is very very common. Pretty much every high-end business furniture company (Teknion, Herman Miller, Steelcase, etc) all have table-top-mounted power and date management. Would I want it in my dining room table? No. Do I like having it in the table in the conference room at work? You bet!
FS who'd want to have a power strip in the middle of the table?
ICMojo 1 year ago
@ICMojo
When used in a conference room table it is commonly installed in the middle of the table, so it can be accessed from all sides. On some very large tables one might want to install several along the sides. For office desk application they are usually installed on one side or at the end of the desk surface.
We have a diverse selection of power and communication systems on our website that might better fit your need.
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dougmockett 1 year ago
@ICMojo It's a much more elegant solution than having 10 business people on their knees under the table in their suits and skirts looking for an extension cord on the floor.
Power and data in the table tops is very very common. Pretty much every high-end business furniture company (Teknion, Herman Miller, Steelcase, etc) all have table-top-mounted power and date management. Would I want it in my dining room table? No. Do I like having it in the table in the conference room at work? You bet!
necrojoe 2 months ago