Conference Tables

Yes, all NOVA Solutions conference tables are ADA compliant, meeting Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility requirements. Select models are available at 32" height to specifically satisfy ADA desk height standards, ensuring that all users, including those with mobility considerations, can comfortably participate in meetings.

Absolutely. Conference and collaboration tables are available in 10+ high-pressure laminate worksurface colors — including Walnut, Wild Cherry, Empire Mahogany, Fusion Maple, White, and Graphite Nebula — paired with laminate or metal cross bases in coordinating colors, allowing a fully bespoke look to match any interior design scheme.

Yes. Many NOVA Solutions tables include built-in power outlets, rectangular grommets, and cable management solutions. Computer Training Tables feature the proprietary iMod™ wire management system with a multi-plug power strip per user. These features ensure meeting rooms are organized and ready for laptops, AV equipment, and digital collaboration tools.

Yes. NOVA Solutions holds GSA Contract GS-28F-005GA, making their conference and training tables accessible through federal procurement channels. A dedicated Government Edition catalog — The Right Solutions™ — is available for download. This simplifies the purchasing process for government agencies and public sector institutions at the federal, state, and local levels.

Conference and collaboration tables feature high-pressure laminate worksurfaces with durable 2mm PVC edge banding for wear resistance and a clean finish. Base options include laminate cross base or metal cross base. Multi-purpose and computer training tables also offer T-leg, C-leg, and arched leg styles in metal with powder-coat color options.

Yes. NOVA Solutions provides CAD (.zip) and REVIT (.zip) files for all major product lines, including conference, collaboration, multi-purpose, and computer training tables. These files are available for free download on the product pages, making it easy for architects, interior designers, and facilities planners to incorporate tables into design documents.