Classroom Style setup - Classroom layout includes rows of tables and chairs. Six foot tables can comfortably hold two people per table. The tables are typically arranged in rows joining two tables in length, and then incorporates an aisle for people to access the seats.

Theater Style Setup - This plan typically lines up rows of chairs and space aisles depending on the width of the room and the total seating needed. Theater floor plans allow for the maximum number of people to fit into a meeting room.

Board Room Style Setup - A boardroom floor plan structures the room with all attendees sitting around a closed table environment. Boardroom set-up is structured for attendees to have close interaction.　

Silotech Group offers a specific boardroom which is designed for executive meetings. The furniture reflects an executive environment, including leather chairs, built-in A/V equipment, and other amenities to impress attendees. These rooms are designed for about 6-8 people. We often use the board room as break out room for different training and meetings.

U- Shape Style Setup - U-shaped floor plans layout tables and seating to form a "U" toward the front of the room where the speaker will lead a discussion. Many trainers rely on a U-shaped floor plan when planning interactive presentations as the speaker can exchange ideas with the attendees. U-shaped floor plans are good for rectangle shaped rooms.