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Headway Huddle Table
A video-oriented meeting table with cabinet technology storage and configurable power access.
1524 × 724 × 1067 mm
Approx. $4,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Close collaboration
Headway Huddle Table supports small-group presentation and video meetings through D-shaped, rectangular, and teardrop surfaces. Seated, counter, and standing heights allow several meeting postures.
Technology accommodation
The cabinet base houses equipment, while surface cutouts accept power, data, and cable-retractor units. Optional monitor mounting, cable troughs, tech hammocks, and curtains organize supporting hardware.
Representative dimensions
The seated rectangular configuration is 60 in wide, 42 in deep, and 28.5 in high. The broader range extends to 96 in wide and 60 in deep.
Story
Bringing the focus inward
Herman Miller shapes Headway Huddle Table around close collaboration and shared content. The available surface profiles orient participants toward shared content and allow monitors to be mounted either to the wall or the table.
A base that can change with technology
The cabinet base keeps components accessible as technology requirements change. Power interfaces, cable management, monitor support, and third-party cutouts can be selected for the meeting technology in use.
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