Southern Steel & Wood · Near Chattanooga
Conference & Communal Tables
Custom tables for meeting rooms, workplaces, and shared spaces—built around the room and the people using it.
Table size, seating, base clearance, materials, and connection details are worked through together, from the first idea to the agreed design.
Start with how it will be used.
A boardroom table, a shared workspace, and a communal dining table each ask something different of the design.
- How many people need a seat?
- What space is available around the table?
- Which materials suit the room and daily use?
- Are power, data, or cable routes needed?
Built around the details that matter
Size & seating
Length, width, height, edge shape, and chair spacing are considered together. Base placement matters as much as the tabletop dimensions.
Materials & finishes
Wood, steel, glass, stone, and other materials can be selected to suit the design, intended use, and maintenance expectations.
Power & cable planning
If your table needs power or data access, share the hardware and routing requirements early so cutouts and coordination can be included in the scope.
Conference rooms to shared spaces
Projects can include conference and boardroom tables, shared worktables, communal tables, and custom table bases.
Work directly with Thomas Pace at Southern Steel & Wood, based on Lookout Mountain, Georgia, near Chattanooga. His background includes more than 12 years in fabrication and industrial construction.
What to send
- Room dimensions or a floor plan
- Desired table size and seating count
- Reference images and preferred materials
- Project location, access details, timing, and budget range
- Any power, data, or cable requirements
Define the table before the build
1. Discuss the room
Start with the table’s purpose, the available space, and your design direction. Early concepts are welcome.
2. Resolve the design
We work through dimensions, materials, base placement, connections, and any coordination with other trades.
3. Agree on the scope
Pricing, schedule, approved details, and delivery or installation arrangements are confirmed for the specific project.
Let’s work through your table.
Share your dimensions, seating needs, or reference images to start the conversation.
Discuss Your Table