Planke Meeting Table
The Planke Meeting Table is a collection built for how teams actually work — across conference rooms, private offices and every touchdown space in between.
Product Details
From boardrooms to breakout corners
Work happens where people land and Planke gives them somewhere worth landing. A 25mm E0 top and matching 25mm base carry real weight underneath the design, built to hold up through years of project work, meetings and impromptu team huddles. The table seats 6 comfortably at W2400 x D1200 x H720, enough room for a project team to spread out without crowding.
Choose square-end for a conference room that wants a clean, formal line, or D-end for a private office or touchdown space that calls for something less rigid. Planke moves with how teams actually work, a scheduled meeting one hour, a drop-in collaboration session the next. Backed by a comprehensive warranty, it's built to anchor a space for years, not just outfit it for a season. Planke gives every space a reason for people to gather around it.
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Seats 6 comfortably at W2400 x D1200 x H720, sized for real project teams, not just headcounts on paper.
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A 25mm E0 top handles daily wear across meetings, project work and drop-in collaboration.
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Matching 25mm base strength keeps the table steady under constant use.
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Square-end suits a formal conference room; D-end suits a private office or informal touchdown space.
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Comprehensive warranty coverage backs the table well beyond its first year in the room.
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Works equally well anchoring a large conference room or a small private office setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people does the Planke Meeting Table seat?
It seats 6 comfortably at W2400 x D1200 x H720.
What's the difference between the square-end and D-end Planke styles?
Square-end suits a formal conference room, while D-end offers a softer shape suited to private offices or informal touchdown spaces.
Is the Planke Meeting Table suited to spaces beyond a boardroom?
Yes. It's built to anchor any space where teams gather, from large conference rooms to private offices and touchdown spaces in between.