Feiteng Conference Table
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ES-DT-N-750

Feiteng Conference Table

The Feiteng Conference Table combines a framed tabletop with glass detailing, integrated function boxes and balanced panel supports for refined corporate meetings.

Better Workspaces Begin Here

Layered Support with Clean Sightlines

Central Base

The wide central base creates a strong visual anchor and screens the under-table area while preserving a balanced executive meeting profile.

A Reflective Center Detail

Glass Inlay

The dark glass insert contrasts with the surrounding wood-grain surface, creating a reflective focal point along the table. Adjacent cable boxes provide access to the meeting connections.

  • Material Excellence

    Material

    The layered construction combines ISO-certified E0/P2 grade board with German nano-technology melamine-impregnated decorative paper. The refined surface finish enhances durability, texture, and a premium modern appearance.

  • Smart Function

    Detail

    The integrated cable box provides convenient power management while keeping the tabletop clean and organized. The transparent glass panel adds a modern visual layer, creating a balance between functionality and elegant design.

  • Color Harmony

    color

    The warm walnut texture creates a sophisticated foundation, complemented by silver coffee accents and deep khaki tones. The balanced palette brings a refined, modern luxury style to executive meeting spaces.

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FAQ

  • Map microphones, controllers and connection hardware against the center detail before ordering. Do not assume the glass insert or decorative zone can accept new cutouts without construction review.

  • Use a plan showing the base footprint, tabletop overhang and selected chairs. This reveals knee-space conflicts that a simple room outline and overall table dimensions can miss.

  • Approve the surface reference and grain direction across the furniture package. The decorative board finish supports coordination, but consistency still depends on the agreed samples and production specification.

  • Confirm its dimensions, specified glass type, protective packing and assembly handling. The current configuration identifies ordinary glass, so any project-specific upgrade must be agreed separately.

  • We can develop CAD and rendered furniture proposals, combine the table with chairs and storage, and coordinate packing and delivery. Assembly guidance helps the receiving team install the agreed package.