I.AM Meeting Table by Thinking Works
I.AM is a totally flexible and versatile table base that provides a complete family of product options for the commercial environment.
I.AM provides options such as a tilt-top stacking table (I.AM TURN). By adding frame spacers, legs and feet, the possibilities with I.AM are endless, accommodating desks and tables with a variety of top widths to infinite length.
I.AM has been designed to be environmentally friendly and with responsibility for recycling in mind. It is manufactured using recyclable materials including steel, aluminium and polypropylene, and is easily disassembled for the recycling process.
Standard finishes:
Chrome or Black Texture powdercoat legs / polished aluminium feet.
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Australian National University
Thinking Works
The adventure began in 1984, when they arrived on the scene as the first designer and manufacturer of height-adjustable desks in Australia. They quickly established ourselves as the commercial furniture company who combined exceptional quality with ingenious creativity.
Ever since, this inspired mix of eye-catching aesthetics (the ‘beauty’) and intelligent design (the ‘brains’) has formed the lifeblood of everything they do, and it’s seen this born-and-bred Australian company earn international awards, global recognition, and inclusion in commercial work installations around the world.
From height-adjustable workstations and smart table programs, to acoustic furniture, quirky seating solutions, and convenient add-ons like power-boxes and monitor arms, their furniture is designed to solve problems in the most beautiful, practical and sustainable of ways.
Thinking Works are also passionately committed to minimising our environmental impact. They do this by ensuring that any carbon we produce is offset through the purchase of carbon credits, invested in the development of sustainable energy plants in third world countries. They design their products using Life Cycle Assessments and Finite Element Analysis, so the materials used in their manufacture are sustainable, with no excess material in the manufacturing process.
