| Tipology | Room | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | School arrangement | With the meeting table or training room school arrangement, we distribute the chairs towards the front of the room, placing a table between the chairs, in order the attendees can take notes. This type of meeting room, as its name suggests, is used for training courses or product presentations. They usually have a capacity between 20 - 30 attendees. |
 | Auditorium | This type of distribution is the same as the training room but without support tables. So all chairs would be placed linearly and frontally, to fix the view on the speaker or presenter. It is generally used for speeches, conferences, orientation talks or business events. |
 | Imperial arrangement | The imperial table type, usually distributes the chairs around a rectangular table, the table can be more or less wide, the smaller the width the closer the attendees are, so the visual contact with the user in front is greater. This type of meeting table is used for internal meetings, shareholder meetings or debates. |
 | Round Table arrangement | The tables adopt a closed configuration so that all attendees are in the field of view of the rest. |
 | U arrangement | The U-shaped meeting table is done by placing the chairs around the table and leaving one side free. This type of distribution is usually used for training courses, job interviews (such as group dynamics) or work presentations. In this type of meeting table, it usually has an important aspect, since, if it is a business meeting, the person or leader must be placed in the center, chairing the table, in this way will have visual contact with all attendees. In addition, it is common to use this distribution for a presentation, since in this way, it will be easy for the assistants to see on a blackboard or projector, and to take notes about it. |
