Desks & tables
Work surfaces selected for the room, the users, and the work.
Pettus supports private-office desks, height-adjustable work surfaces, conference tables, training tables, café settings, and collaborative applications with planning, delivery, installation, and continuing support.
Applications across the workplace
The surface should support the room—not consume it.
Casegoods and freestanding desks
Desks, height-adjustable surfaces, returns, bridges, credenzas, storage, visitor interaction, technology, and clearances.
Meeting and decision spaces
Boardroom, conference, huddle, and client tables coordinated with seating, sightlines, power, data, and presentation.
Flexible learning and multipurpose rooms
Mobile, folding, nesting, modular, reconfigurable, instructor, and support applications designed for change.
Collaborative, café, and occasional tables
Standing-height, seated, communal, lounge-adjacent, café, touchdown, and social-work surfaces.
The table is part of a larger system
Coordinate room geometry, seating, technology, and circulation together.
- Size and shape relative to room dimensions and actual user count
- Chair clearances, doors, circulation, accessibility, and presentation sightlines
- Power, data, displays, cameras, microphones, cable paths, and control access
- Edge, base, material, finish, durability, maintenance, and warranty
- Delivery path, assembly, installation, adjustment, and future change
Selection criteria
Evaluate the entire installed setting.
People, activity, and duration
Individual work, meetings, training, collaboration, social use, presentation, technology, storage, and accessibility.
Dimensions, materials, and features
Shape, size, height, base, edge, surface, finish, power options, mobility, durability, cleanability, and warranty.
Budget, lead time, and installation
Configuration, quantity, availability, freight, access, assembly, placement, field conditions, and final support.
Application path
Move from room requirement to installed setting.
Clarify the room and activity.
Users, capacity, dimensions, technology, storage, visual direction, budget, schedule, and constraints.
Develop suitable options.
Table or desk type, size, shape, base, finish, power, storage, accessories, alternatives, and pricing.
Resolve the interfaces.
Clearances, seating, doors, circulation, power, data, displays, access, quantities, lead time, and approvals.
Deliver and support.
Receiving, assembly, placement, adjustment, final correction, warranty, parts, additions, and changes.
Bring the room plan, user count, application, or technology question.
Pettus can help determine the practical desk or table path before the product is fixed.