Choosing an Atreo table for your meeting room
Start with the meeting format rather than choosing by capacity alone. The 12-person Atreo model may suit a room where attendance is usually smaller or where space around the table is a key consideration. The 16-person option is intended for larger meetings. Before deciding, consider how people will enter and leave their seats and whether the room needs space for other furniture or equipment. The available product details identify the seating capacities but do not provide reliable dimensions here, so confirm the dimensions of your chosen model against your room plan.
Match seating capacity to everyday use
Think about the number of people who need to sit together in a typical meeting, not just the largest gathering you might host. If attendance varies, consider whether the room will primarily serve smaller discussions or larger group sessions. Also check that the selected table works with your intended chair arrangement and the circulation space around it.
Consider materials and finish options
Each model in this collection has a melamine tabletop and a steel four-leg base. This shared construction makes it easier to compare the two tables on capacity and room fit while keeping the listed material combination consistent. Surface colors listed for the collection span neutral choices such as beige, black, brown, grey and white, alongside blue, green, orange and yellow. Base colors are listed in several shades as well. Confirm which colors are offered for the exact configuration you are considering rather than assuming every listed color is available on every model.
Plan cable management before ordering
Both Atreo tables are described as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. If your team uses wired devices, check what cable-management arrangement is needed and whether a separate tray can be added to your selected setup. Consider where devices will be used and how cables should be routed, so that the table and room layout support your meeting needs.
What to check next
Compare the 12- and 16-person options, verify the selected model’s dimensions and finish choices, and confirm any cable-tray requirements. The listed tables are not adjustable, so check that the fixed setup suits the room and the way people will work around it. Alea Atreo tables are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to consider when planning a meeting-room fit-out.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Conference table Atreo
What is the difference between the two Alea Atreo tables?
The main stated difference is seating capacity: one model is for 12 people and the other is for 16. Both are rectangular conference tables with melamine tops, four-leg steel bases and cable-tray compatibility.
How do I choose between the 12-person and 16-person models?
Consider how many people usually need to meet at the table and how much room the table and chairs will occupy. Check the dimensions for the specific model and compare them with your room plan before choosing.
Does either Alea Atreo table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included in the listed product details. Both tables are compatible with a cable tray, so check the configuration and any separate cable-management requirements for your setup.
What tabletop material and colors are available?
The tables have melamine tops. Listed surface colors include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, green, orange and yellow. Confirm the available finishes for the individual model you select.
Can I adjust the table height or connect tables together?
The collection details list the tables as non-adjustable and not linkable. Check that the fixed table setup and capacity suit your meeting room before selecting a model.
