Lukoil Meeting Table

The Lukoil meeting table, designed in a U-shape, is a design that can meet all the expectations of an institution or organization regarding the meeting. While the length of the table provides convenience for companies with many employees to attend the meeting, it is aimed to keep the communication of the participants warm by not keeping the distance between the tables too far. With this design, which provides complete dominance to the executive position, the position of the person who manages the session is given to the executive chair.

Cable outlet areas on the table are compatible with the use of electronic devices during the meeting. Optionally, participants can use their electronic devices such as laptops from these points. Other partitions on the desktop are also suitable for operations such as writing and file hosting. It is also suitable for small catering presentations on the table. Companies that offer some food and beverage treats during long meetings can easily use this meeting table.

How should the furniture layout of corporate meeting rooms be?

Corporate firms are in a certain administrative process by nature and have a hierarchy within themselves. To clarify this further, there is a top-down sequence such as chairman of the board of directors, general manager, branch manager, personnel manager, consultants, and technical team.< br /> When we examine the meeting rooms of corporate companies, it is possible to say that they generally have a complex structure. Corporate companies should prefer desks suitable for hierarchical structure that reflect their own order and functioning, especially in meeting rooms.
After everyone is settled in the table arrangement, there is no meeting with the institution. When an unrelated person observes from the outside, he should be able to understand who the managers of that company are and who the top level officials are.
If all these cannot be understood from the outside, it is possible to say that the meeting room of that company is far from the institutional structure.
 

Corporate companies also use corporate colors in meeting table details, creating a more pleasant environment.