Bene introduces Filo conference table

Bene has introduced the Filo table, designed by the Vienna-based design team of EOOS to match the Filo office chair.

The Filo table is intended to define areas for concentrated communication.

The table system is suitable for conferences and meetings.

Bene's Filo table is designed to complement the swivel chair line.

The technology is subtly concealed within the table, leaving the surface untouched to create a smooth tabletop.

In communication areas, the Filo table is designed to remain in the background and does not dominate the space.

Adaptable thanks to its modular system, the Filo table accommodates specific needs for every room and meeting scenario.

As a small conference table, it seats two to six people.

It is also suitable for large boardroom scenarios and, available in a variety of shapes, it can be used in different combinations - in a linear setting or in rectangular or boat-shaped arrangements.

The Filo table comes with slender table legs made of dry cast aluminium.

The tabletop is braced by four frame elements, joined on the underside of the table.

This system can be extended when required as the table connects to other tabletops.

The table legs, shaped like antlers, ensure support and safety, according to the company.

One table leg supports two tabletops, while the continuous edges are intended to give the table a seamless appearance.

Cables are routed - and concealed - via cable ducts to a media panel, mounted on the underside of the table.

From here, the communication technology is routed via flat modules covered with flaps to the table edges.

Sockets are hidden under the surface.

The veneered and varnished surfaces are designed to provide bright finishes.

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