Steel, Glass & Concrete Conference Tables
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Concrete Conference Table Design Showcase
If you’d like any of the designs below, they can be customized, and handcrafted to meet your specifications.
Concrete Conference Table Design Process
The designing process of every single one of my steel and concrete conference tables usually starts with choosing materials and finding a “seed”, an element unique to your brand. This would something that when incorporated into your table’s design, will make it inimitably special and give the table its soul.
In most concrete boardroom table designs company logo becomes the main candidate for the seed. For symmetrical design enthusiast the logo ends up at the table’s top center section, however, asymmetrical designs give concrete conference room tables more character.
Although mostly covered with chairs, table’s base can also reflect on the company’s heritage and its part can become the focus point of the conference room area. Check the center section of this table – https://designsbyrudy.com/concrete-conference-table-design-and-fabrication-northbank-gallery/ .
For even more dramatic effect, the top can be made from glass (full or partial / glass size limitations), to enjoy 3-dimensional view of the table’s structure below.
Concrete Conference Table Materials
While steel base elements and concrete top conference table slabs dominate my designs, wood, glass, and other materials can be also incorporated into any project. Conference table top can be made from steel, sheets of glass, concrete slabs, wood, or their combination. All of those materials, their shape, and form, may represent company’s heritage, and/or just accent the table’s design.
Table finishes also play an extremely important role in this process. A raw steel I-Beam sealed with a clear layer of protective coating vs the same I-Beam covered with color paint offers entirely different experience.
Working with Darek @ Designs by Rudy
You will always work directly with me (Darek aka “Rudy”) on a steel and concrete conference table project. You don’t have to worry about the designs revision limits, you will not be stuck with a couple of designs to choose from.
It’s very simple – your conference table design process is not complete until you love it!
During the table fabrication process you will receive progress updates in a video or picture format. Typical lead time on a concrete conference table fabrication (excluding its design process) is 6-8 weeks.
When designing conference table for a client, I always ask several questions that help me start this process. However, sometimes there’s an idea that appears without any particular reason, and you just start drawing. The conference table I designed today is just that, it materialized, this time without any concrete attached to it and with no I-Beams. From the bottom up, it starts with a 1/2″ thick steel plate… Read more…
I would love to make this steel, glass, and concrete conference table for you! I wonder if this is every designer’s curse, to feel like the design is not complete until you can actually touch it, use it, feel it. Well, just let me know… Since I designed this other table (below) a few days ago, I realized that I’ve been preventing my clients from fully enjoying their tables by putting concrete… Read more…
Slightly altered design of my Northbank concrete conference table. This one can be appreciated in its entirety (top and base) even when fully occupied, I just got rid of the concrete top slabs. Replacing concrete with ½” thick tempered glass sheets exposes an entire steel framework. The previously skewed center section and a steel logo plate has been replaced with concrete and could… Read more…
This concrete conference table hasn’t found its owner yet, would you like to become one? Everything can customized. I designed it for a client but we didn’t finalize the process, so, it’s been sitting on my computer and I decided to share it. There are two main table supporting legs made of wood vernier plywood and solid wood. All attached to steel frames hidden behind. Additional… Read more…
Each concrete conference table project brings new challenges but rewards with a fully assembled piece of gorgeousness… yeah, I’m selfishly proud of my designs, in a good way I hope! I designed and currently fabricating this 20′ long by 5′ wide “monster” concrete conference table for Northbank Civil & Marine in Vancouver, WA. The table evolved from a little more complex design… Read more…
This steel and concrete boardroom table was a first design I created for Northbank Civil and Marine Inc., a construction company from Vancouver, WA. The final design of this conference room table has changed significantly but I didn’t want to waste this original concept, maybe you’d like to have it adopted for your company… or your cozy dining room. The top frame of this concrete… Read more…
This time I was presented with two-tables design challenge. A boardroom table and a coffee / lobby sitting area table for NAC, North America Construction (1993) Ltd. and NAC Constructors Ltd (1996) based in Canada. It seams like that’s my country of choice for large concrete and steel table designs, of course thanks to Hammertown Industrial Furniture in Canada . They already started… Read more…
Another boardroom table design I finished recently, this time for the Hamilton District Christian High School in Hamilton, Ontario, CA. The table is currently being handcrafted by Drew Neven & Steven Voortman from the Hammertown Industrial Furniture in Canada. I call it a “Happy Table”, don’t you think it looks HAPPY? Boardroom table’s top frame consists of 2″x 2″ steel angle, and… Read more…
This is my fifth conference room table design, and a first local fabrication. It was partially done in my studio and by Weltz Custom Metal Designs, a couple of artisans specializing in blacksmithing and welding. An entire top of this 16 feet long and 6 feet wide table is made out of 5 concrete slabs set inside steel frames. The two outside sections have curved steel frame corners and the… Read more…
This is my second conference room table design which will be handcrafted entirely by Drew Neven & Steven Voortman from the Hammertown Industrial Furniture in Canada. Boardroom table’s entire top will be made from solid wood planks divided with steel plates, top and bottom sections filled with contrasting wood species. Table’s top supporting frame consists of I-Beams and… Read more…
A couple of months ago I was asked by Hammertown Industrial Furniture, a company building custom and concrete furniture in Hamilton, Canada, for some concrete conference table design ideas. That’s how this signature board room table (renderings below) designated for the primary meeting space at a new site of CLAC (Christian Labour Association of Canada) was born. CLAC… Read more…
Concrete conference table “Mixed” combines 3 basic geometric shapes. This table is made out of 1″ thick fiber reinforced concrete slabs. No matter how big your meeting room is, this concrete conference table can be constructed to fit into it perfectly. You will also appreciate table’s unique design which allows its individual elements to be transported separately… Read more…
Thanks to the concrete table‘s unique design its individual elements can be transported separately and assembled on site. One thing you need to take under consideration is the weight of your concrete conference table, at one inch thick slab profile (top and base) each square foot of concrete weights approximately 10-12 lb’s. Additional weight will come from the steel railing… Read more…
Concrete conference table “Sliced” is the third of my geometric series. The same material – top and base elements are made out of 1″ thick fiber reinforced concrete. Can be customized to perfectly fit into any size conference room. Thanks to the concrete table’s unique design its individual elements can be transported separately and assembled on site. One thing you need to take under consideration… Read more…
Concrete conference table “Triangles” design is a first one in geometric series. Top and base elements are made out of 1″ thick fiber reinforced concrete. This custom-designed concrete conference table can be fabricated to fit any room, no matter how big it is. Thanks to its unique, sectional design, small elements can be transported individually and assembled on site which often presents a challenge… Read more…
Concrete conference table “Circles” continuous geometric series. Top and base elements are made out of 1″ thick fiber reinforced concrete. Like my other concrete conference table designs this one will be also made to fit perfectly into your meeting room. Thanks to the concrete table‘s unique design its individual elements can be transported separately and assembled on site. One thing you need to take under… Read more…
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Please contact me if you’d like to have a unique concrete conference table designed and build to enhance your office. If you like my table designs, I’m sure I can create and build one for you.
Darek @ (847) 281-5131
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