Evol
Seminar Tables
Seminar Tables
Evol
Seminar Tables
Seminar layouts are built in rows
A seminar table is the table used where every participant faces the same direction: training rooms, classrooms, certification programmes and presentation spaces. The difference from a meeting table is the layout rather than the top. A meeting table puts people around one surface facing each other; a seminar layout uses independent tops placed in rows, with every sightline pointing forward to the trainer. That difference changes the sizing question too: what matters is not how big the top is, but how many people fit along one row and how much circulation is left between rows.
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Depth decides how many rows you get
Depth does a different job in a seminar layout than it does on a task desk. A participant is not working with screens and files all day; a notebook, a laptop and a drink are enough. The narrower the top, the more rows fit into the room. The recorded size in this category is the 160x80x75 cm top of Evol, at the standard 75 cm working height. Plan seats per row from the 160 cm width — allowing 70-80 cm per person is a common approach. Leaving at least 90 cm between rows is a practical minimum, since a participant needs to push a chair back and stand without disturbing the row behind.
One body, many size combinations
The Evol size list is not limited to a single top. Combinations including 120×140, 140×140, 140×160, 160×160, 180×160, 140×120 and 160×120 cm make it possible to build the same system at different depths and different row counts. If the room is shallow, narrower tops give you more rows; in a deep room, deeper tops give each participant more working surface. The product is described as combining a plain design with flexibility in an economical, environmentally minded construction, and the same body is also listed under desks and workstations, so the room can be converted to permanent working use out of season.
If you need folding or wheeled tables
If the room is cleared after every session, look for a folding solution rather than a fixed top. The right place for that is the Premium line under meeting tables, where Serenity carries a folding top on angled, castor-mounted legs so a full row can be cleared and stored between sessions. Pop-up belongs to the same shelf: a collection of folding tables listed with a wooden top, metal structure, impact-resistant edges and a hook system that links units into a continuous line. Neither appears in the category grid, since both are listed on the Premium line. For rooms rebuilt frequently, mobile tables answers the same need from a different direction, and the whole range sits under tables.