Z1 reception counter by Quadrifoglio in a company lobby

Reception counter Z1: cable access comes standard

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$ 11,318

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Read enough price lists and you learn where projects go over budget: the small line items nobody mentions until the order is signed. Quadrifoglio wrote the Z1 reception counter the other way around — the cable access flap comes as standard, not as an extra. Power for monitors, phones and chargers reaches the worktop through a door that is already part of the counter, while the steel-rod basket, the opal cable spine and the vertical duct stand ready as add-ons for heavier installations.

The rest of the system — like the Z2 with its lowered accessible module — speaks the same plain language: linear and corner modules building fronts from 63 in to 15 ft 9 in wide, symmetric or asymmetric, in melamine or matt lacquer with more than twenty shades plus the full RAL scale. Steel legs, anodized aluminum plinths, leveling feet with 5/8 in of travel — a counter engineered to be quoted without asterisks.

La Mercanti keeps it that way across the ocean: one written quote for the Z1 configuration, finishes and accessories, checked before confirmation. And because the manufacturer recommends the series for hotels, schools, stores and transit halls too, the same clarity travels well beyond the office lobby.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.
  • Series: Z1 modular reception counters — design R&D Department Quadrifoglio Group
  • Configurations: symmetric compositions of 63, 94.5, 126, 157.5 and 189 in; asymmetric compositions of 110 and 173 in; linear and corner modules with 45-degree miters joined at 90 degrees; low end module and counter shelves
  • Module sizes: elements 15.7, 31.5 and 63 in wide
  • Structure: backs and worktops in 1 3/16 in wood-based panels with perimeter edges in 5/64 in impact-resistant ABS; shelves in 3/4 in and 1 3/16 in panels
  • Materials and finishes: melamine (white, concrete, eucalyptus, elm, canaletto walnut, oak) or matt lacquer in more than twenty shades plus the full RAL scale
  • Metal parts: intermediate legs in pickled steel tube, 2×2 in section, with folded-steel brackets and epoxy powder coating; plinths in anodized extruded aluminum fixed by clips; metal finishes white or umbra gray
  • Optional lighting: cold-light LED strip under the plinths, bendable and cuttable, with on-off switch; LED lamp in an aluminum profile with anti-glare opal polycarbonate cover; 24 V power supply with 6 ft 7 in cable
  • Cable management: access flap included as standard; steel-rod cable basket, opal ABS cable spine and vertical duct available as accessories; optional inner plinth
  • Leveling feet: PE glides, 1 3/8 in and 3/4 in diameter, 5/8 in travel
  • Sustainability: panels in 100% recycled wood, CATAS Quality Award CARB certification, resins free of SVHC substances (ECHA list), FSC, Pannello Ecologico; company certified ISO 9001, 14001, 45001; reduced packaging volumes
  • Recommended settings: corporate lobbies, hotels, airports and stations, waiting areas, bars and restaurants, campuses and schools, stores
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FAQ

Which cable accessories can be specified beyond the flap?
Three add-ons cover heavier installations: a steel-rod basket that gathers cords under the worktop, an opal ABS spine that guides them to the floor and a vertical duct for runs along the back panels.
Does the Z1 counter suit an open lobby without walls nearby?
Yes. The system rests on leveling feet without any wall fixing, and the optional inner plinth closes the base on the operator side, so the counter reads as finished from every angle of the room.
How is the lighting powered and controlled?
Strip and lamp run on a 24 V supply with a 6 ft 7 in cord, and the strip carries its own on-off switch: one connection point, no building-management integration required.
What choices does the lacquer palette include?
More than twenty matt shades, from grays and beiges to deep reds, blues and greens, plus the full RAL scale for corporate color matching.
Who handles a coast-to-coast program through La Mercanti?
A single point of contact manages configurations, finishes and shipping schedules for every location, keeping the specification identical from the first lobby to the last.

How to plan a Z1 counter rollout across several offices

Five steps to repeat one Z1 reception program over many locations without redesigning it every time.

Freeze one master configuration
Choose the Z1 composition, finishes and accessories for the flagship lobby and write them into a one-page playbook every location will follow.
Map each site against the playbook
Collect a floor sketch from every office and note where the master layout needs a shorter front or a corner module.
Stagger the ordering calendar
Sequence the locations so deliveries and installations never overlap in the same week, keeping each lobby operational.
Name one local contact per site
Give every office a person who receives the shipment, checks the packing list and signs off the assembled counter.
Run the program through La Mercanti
One desk coordinates quotes, production slots and shipments for all sites, so the tenth Z1 matches the first down to the finish code.

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