Sockets where people actually work
Power modules that sit in or under the work surface, including Volta pop-up units for boardroom tables and modules for soft seating. The alternative is an extension lead running across the floor, which is what these exist to prevent.
The problem is always the same
Sockets are at the skirting board and people work at table height. Every meeting with laptops ends with a lead trailing from the wall, which is untidy and is the most common trip hazard in an office.
A pop-up module drops flush into the surface when it is not in use, so the table looks like a table until somebody needs power.
Where they matter most
Boardroom and meeting tables, where sessions run long enough that laptops need charging. See boardroom tables with power for tables supplied with modules already fitted, which is simpler than retrofitting.
And soft seating areas, where people increasingly work for an hour at a time and there is rarely a socket within reach.
Plan the supply, not just the module
A module still needs feeding from somewhere. In a boardroom that usually means a floor box under the table, which is a building decision rather than a furniture one and needs deciding before the table arrives.
The rest of the run is covered by our cable management range.