Designed for hybrid collaboration, the Ocular™ video conference tables improve sightlines, offering a more equitable experience for in person and remote meeting participants.
Product information
Ocular Conference Table Features
Standard Coupe Features
- Knife edge profile
- Tabletop aperture cutout
- Base wrap: Dark Gray
- Standard melamine top with matching edgeband
- Tech door + panel
Optional Coupe Features
- Electrification: without or with two power units, each with a socket or USB-A/C 22W
- Linoleum tops on Plywood
- Fenix tops with matching edges
- Power pods
Standard Arc Features
- Modesty panel: Dark Gray
- Angled Legs, reducing table interference with users’ legs
- Swing-open access cable trays
- Grommet cutout for tabletop tech
- Standard melamine top with matching edgeband
Optional Arc Features
- Electrification: without or with a power unit per tabletop, each with a socket and USB-C 60W. Arc4 features 2 power units, Arc7 features 3 power units and Arc10 features 4 power units
- Select surface melamine top with Birch Multiplex MP90 Edge
- Linoleum tops on Plywood
- Fenix tops with matching edges
Ocular Conference Table Dimensions
COUPE3
Width: 1811 mm
Height: 740 mm + 10 mm adjustable glide
Depth: 1196 mm
Weight: 60 kg + 50 kg counterweight
COUPE5
Width: 2085 mm
Height: 740 mm + 10 mm adjustable glide
Depth: 1778 mm
Weight: 90 kg
ARC4
Width: 3576 mm
Height: 740 mm + 10 mm adjustable glide
Depth: 1149 mm
Weight: 71 kg
ARC7
Width: 4767 mm
Height: 740 mm + 10 mm adjustable glide
Depth: 1547 mm
Weight: 101 kg
ARC10
Width: 5980 mm
Height: 740 mm + 10 mm adjustable glide
Depth: 2291 mm
Weight: 139 kg





Transforming conference rooms to video conference rooms
Ocular™ conference tables were designed to accommodate the increasing need for video conferences in meeting rooms and collaboration spaces.
The organic shapes allow everyone – whether in the room or elsewhere – to see, connect and meet better. The premier front-row experience provided by Ocular™ gives everyone an equal spot at the table, making virtual meetings more inclusive.

Conversation and collaboration should feel natural and comfortable between people around a video conference table.

When meeting virtually or sharing content, everyone should have a good experience and view of the screen.

The room’s camera should capture everyone in the room so that remote attendees can feel connected and engaged.

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