Ashton Bentley ST9 Shaped 9 Seat Table Surface

The ST9 is the nine-seat member of the shaped range, drawn against Ashton Bentley's own room plans for a dual 65 in front-of-room build. The curve does two jobs at once: it turns the outer seats back toward the camera so a remote participant sees faces instead of shoulders, and it keeps the head of the table out of the sight line to the display. Users get generous personal space, the legs are placed to leave leg room rather than to sit where they are structurally easiest, and the whole surface is set at the 740 mm working height the range uses throughout.

Cable access is designed in rather than drilled later. Grommets bring touch panels, phones and microphones up through the surface, the legs take cables from floor level, and an internal tray runs between the legs so nothing crosses the top. This part number covers the surface only; the leg assemblies, top plates and joining cable tray are separate line items, which is what lets the range ship flat and be rebuilt when a room changes. Quoted in solid white, with light wood, dark wood and grey wood also published.