What did you have in mind?
Trade terms for professionals and design studios
What did you have in mind?
Trade terms for professionals and design studios
Fit-outs rarely fail on the boardroom. They fail three doors down, where the training room was furnished from a different catalogue and the executive desk from a third. NoTable answers that with four versions of one system: Meeting, Desk, Folding and Stand-Up, all built on the same vertical column and the same cast aluminium bases.
We will be direct about the value here, because it is not aesthetic vanity. A single family means one set of finishes to hold across a floor, one logic for cable management, and a replacement part that still exists in five years. It also means the training room folds and stacks while the boardroom stays fixed, without the two rooms looking like they belong to different companies. Made by ICF in Vignate, Italy. La Mercanti builds the floor-wide schedule before anything is released.
Collection: NoTable, conference tables; Meeting, Desk, Folding and Stand-Up versions
Manufacturer: ICF Office (ICF S.p.A., Vignate, Milan, Italy)
Shared structure: steel vertical tubes Ø 3.1 in with two, three or four-way connections; die-cast aluminium bases in two sizes; extruded aluminium under-top frame with sheet-metal connectors
Meeting shapes and sizes: square 35.4 · 47.2 · 55.1 · 63 · 78.7 in; round Ø 35.4 · 47.2 · 55.1 · 63 · 82.7 in; barrel from 39.4 × 78.7 to 55.1 × 196.9 in
Desk shapes: barrel, rectangular and elliptical, codes NTB.501 · NTB.601 · NTB.701, with height-adjustable versions NTB.521 · NTB.621 · NTB.721
Codes: NTB.200/201 round, NTB.300/301 square, NTB.400/401 barrel, NTB.421 height-adjustable barrel; desks NTB.501 barrel, NTB.601 rectangular, NTB.701 elliptical, height-adjustable NTB.521, 621 and 721; Folding NTB.830, 930 and 030
NoTable Desk: desks on the same foot, column and footrest system: barrel 70.9–94.5 × 43.3 in, elliptical 78.7 × 49.2 – 94.5 × 53.1 in, rectangular 70.9–110.2 × 43.3 in; all prepared for electrification (a 11.8 × 5.1 in flap in the top finish, on the right as standard) and available height-adjustable
Care and maintenance: melamine, HPL and Fenix with a soft cloth dampened with warm water and a mild, non-strongly alkaline detergent, never silicone-based products; wood veneer with a damp soft cloth, never solvents or abrasive pastes, drops and steam dried immediately; glass with glass-specific products, never acids or silicone; aluminium with water and neutral soap: chrome keeps its shine, polished aluminium oxidises naturally
Folding: rectangular tops 55.1–82.7 in long, 31.5–39.4 in deep, melamine or veneer; Ø 2.4 in castors with safety brake; synchronised release handle in Ø 0.39 in tube; tops stack front to front; optional modesty panel and swivel brackets to link tops
Stand-Up: standing meeting tables for brief and informal sessions
Height adjustment (NoTable HA): three-part compact circular column, minimal bulk, extremely low noise, 26.8 to 51.2 in; control panel in black or white
Electrification: 11.8 in flap with aluminium frame and insert matching the top, opening from both sides; painted metal cable tray; vertical black fabric duct on request; sockets not supplied
Accessories: continuous grooves and aluminium brackets for cable management, trays, baskets, containers and computer supports
Structure finishes: 115 black · 100 white · 55 chrome · 47 polished
Top finishes: melamine 100 white with ABS edge; 005 oak and 043 American black walnut veneers with solid wood or ENT edge; HPL black core and full core 100 white; Fenix black core 100 white, 115 black, 121 light grey, 122 dark grey and 123 warm grey; Fenix full core 100, 121, 122 and 123
Weight and materials: approx. 198 lb; wood 62%, aluminium 25%, metal 13%
Recyclability: approx. 100% when components are completely and correctly separated (model NTB.40124)
Certificates: EN 15372:2023 level 2; VOC to AgBB with LCI values and Indoor Air Comfort GOLD (melamine top); CAM (melamine and veneer); LEED v4/v4.1 Beta (melamine top)
Let us know which finishes you'd like to explore
Five steps for a fit-out that reads as one project.