Conference room table Cross by Arper in a US boardroom

Three power and data units, built into the top: Cross Office

Arper
Conference table only
Cross Conference table only
$ 21,240

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The modern meeting fails quietly, one dead battery at a time. The Cross Office version answers with declared hardware: a rectangular top with a fixed opening carrying three power and data units, a cable duct finished in white or black, and a leg equipped for cable routing — so power arrives at the surface without a single wire crossing the floor. The leg position is defined at order stage, flush with the edge or set back 23.6 inches (60 cm), letting the electrification follow the room's plan rather than fight it.

The system around it, designed by Milanese studio Metrica in 2014, keeps the same discipline: two heights — 29.1 and 41.3 inches (74 and 105 cm), the taller electrified version carrying one unit — tops in white or black Fenix® laminate or oak and wengé veneer, and in-line configurations for rooms that grow. Boardroom, collaborative work, conference rooms, training spaces and the home office share one architecture. For US projects, La Mercanti configures power, height and finish room by room, with delivery times confirmed in writing at order confirmation.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.

Collection: Cross, meeting and work table system
Manufacturer: Arper (Monastier di Treviso, Italy)
Design: Metrica, 2014
Declared heights: 29.1 in (74 cm) and 41.3 in (105 cm) — the taller version ideal as a meeting or working table
H 74 version: rectangular top in Fenix® laminate or oak veneer stained natural or wengé; legs matching the top, flush with the edge or set 17.7/23.6 in (45/60 cm) from it according to top size
H 105 version: Fenix® laminate top; coated steel legs, 35.4 in (90 cm) wide, flush or set 17.7 in from the edge
Cross Office h 74 (electrified): top with fixed opening, three power and data units, cable duct in white or black, leg equipped for cables; leg position defined upon ordering (flush or 23.6 in)
Cross Office h 105 (electrified): one power and data unit with cable duct; legs flush or at 17.7 in
In-line configurations: several Cross tables joined via the dedicated connection leg, using tops of equal depth and thickness; a pair of legs closes the ends
Span: up to nearly 13 feet (about four meters), made possible by modern die-cast aluminum (manufacturer's declaration)
Top finishes: Fenix® white, Fenix® black, wengé (h 74 only), natural oak (h 74 only)
Declared care: tops with a soft damp cloth and diluted neutral detergent, always dried; no bleach, abrasives or metal scourers; wood with neutral soap and circular movements; coated metals rinsed carefully and dried with a shammy cloth, polish not recommended; when in doubt, test on a hidden area and wait 24 hours
Normative reference: EN 15372 (non-domestic tables) — Level 1 light (hotel bedrooms, churches, libraries), Level 2 general (hotels, bars, restaurants, public halls, banks, meeting rooms), Level 3 severe (transport terminals, public hospital areas, barracks)
Precautions: periodically check the tightening of connecting fastenings
End of life: separate components by material to ease recycling
Note: top dimensions are confirmed on the manufacturer's documentation at order stage

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FAQ

How do the in-line configurations work?
Several Cross tables join into one line using tops of equal depth and thickness and the dedicated connection leg, with a pair of legs closing the ends — the room grows without changing table.
Which top finishes are declared?
Four: Fenix® laminate in white or black, or oak veneer stained natural or wengé — the two wood finishes belong to the 29.1-inch height.
What warranty applies to Cross?
Arper declares the product manufactured with quality materials and the best technologies in the sector; warranty terms are confirmed with the order documentation.
Is there any recommended upkeep beyond cleaning?
Yes, one declared precaution: periodically check that connecting fastenings are tightened securely — a five-minute habit that keeps a heavily used table safe.
Which heights can I choose from?
Two declared heights — 29.1 and 41.3 inches. The taller one is described by the manufacturer as ideal for meeting or working, and carries its own electrified version.

How to brief your installer for a smooth Cross handover

Five steps that turn installation day into a checklist — not a negotiation in the freight elevator.

Send the route before the crew
Doors, corridors, elevator dimensions, loading dock hours: the installer who knows the path plans the right crew and dollies.
Name one contact on site
A single person with keys, decisions and a phone: crews lose more time to locked rooms than to heavy tables.
Confirm the floor plan in writing
Mark the table position on a plan and send it ahead — placed right the first time beats shifted twice.
Reserve the room for the full window
Block the calendar from delivery to cleanup: an installation with an audience becomes a performance, and slower.
Walk the result together
Ten minutes with the installer at the end — surfaces, stability, leftover packaging — and sign with today's date.

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