| Inherent flexibility of Propeller tables allows for diverse applications, ranging from conference rooms to private office meeting areas to open plan workstations |
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| Legs available in five options: standard training table leg, C-leg, T-leg, folding leg and flip-top leg |
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| Choice of five top shapes: rectangular, bullet, square, semi-circular or trapezoid |
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| Tables can include grommets and holes to run wires in multiple and varying locations |
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| Plexus cut-outs with empty, prewired and one-circuit boxes available; Plexus boxes can be ordered with plugs and jacks for data and power; they can be ordered in varying locations on conference tables |
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| Awards |
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| IIDA Apex Design Award, 1994 |
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| IDSA Silver Industrial Design Excellence Award, 1995 |
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| Honorable Mention, ID Award Design Review, 1995 |
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| Construction |
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| Bridging segments enable various configurations, for ultimate flexibility and ease of use, available in varying sizes, including 30º, 60º, 90º and 120º |
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| Series also includes column base tables, with either a round or square top, or a flip-top table with C-legs and T-legs, or rectangular folding tables (available with a dolly) |
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| All connections are tool-free and can be configured by user |
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| Pre-wired legs are the standard option |
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| Tables can be ganged with combination of casters and glides |
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| Finishes |
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| For the complete list of leathers, fabrics and finishes, consult the Knoll Essentials price list |
