EFG European Furniture Group Conference Table

Choosing a table for your meeting room

Start with the meetings the room needs to support and the number of people who regularly sit together. The eight-person option can suit a team room or a space used for smaller meetings. The 18-person option is intended for larger gatherings, where a broad shared surface can support group discussion and presentations. If your room serves both purposes, consider which meeting size is most common and whether a separate space is available for the other.

Measure the usable floor area, not just the wall-to-wall dimensions. Allow room for chairs to pull out and for people to pass behind seated colleagues. The 2400 × 1200 mm dimensions are stated for one listed option; do not assume they apply to both. Confirm the dimensions of the option you are considering and compare them with your room plan before deciding.

Match the finish and frame to the space

Choose a tabletop finish that works with the room’s existing furniture and how the table will be used. Oak and melamine are listed as tabletop materials in this family, with beige, black, grey and white surface colors shown among the available choices. Metal legs provide the frame, and base colors include silver as well as several other options. These choices may vary by listing, so verify the material and colors for the specific table rather than assuming every finish is offered on both capacities.

The shaped top has rounded sides, while the frame uses straight legs in a four-leg arrangement. Consider how that form works with the seating plan, the room’s circulation and the visual style of the workplace. The tables are not linkable, so plan for each one to function as its own meeting surface rather than relying on joining multiple tables together.

Plan for power and the next steps

Both options are suitable for a cable tray, which can help organize connections for laptops and meeting equipment. A cable tray is not included, however, so check what cable management your setup requires and whether a compatible tray needs to be arranged separately. Also confirm any other requirements against the individual listing, including its stated warranty information.

Before selecting a configuration, compare the capacity, dimensions, tabletop material, finish and cable-management needs against the room and the way your team meets. Myntwork offers these EFG conference tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when furnishing a meeting space. Review the details of the chosen option to ensure it matches your planned layout and use.