Choosing the right Unit S configuration
Match capacity to the meeting pattern
Choose the four-person Unit S table if meetings are usually small and the room needs to remain open for other uses. It can work well for project check-ins, interviews or focused conversations. The eight-person configuration is more appropriate when a regular team needs room to meet around one table. Think about how many people will use it on an ordinary day, not only at occasional larger gatherings.
Room fit matters alongside seating capacity. Measure the available floor area and allow space for chairs to move and people to pass. Because the tables are rectangular, also consider whether the long side should align with the room, a screen or the main route through the space. The collection is listed as non-linkable, so do not assume that separate tables can be joined into one continuous surface.
Consider finishes, frames and cable planning
The Unit S tabletop material is melamine. Listed surface colors include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, green, red, wood and yellow; base colors include black, grey, beige, blue, green, red, silver, white and yellow. These are collection-level options, not a guarantee that every color pairing is offered for every model. Review the selected model’s options to confirm its available finish combination.
Frame styles listed for the family include angled legs, panel leg, T-leg and straight legs, with a metal base. Choose a style that works with the surrounding furniture and the way people sit down or move around the table. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. If the room needs managed power or data cables, check what additional components are required before settling on a setup.
What to check before selecting a table
- Confirm whether the four-person or eight-person configuration better matches regular use.
- Measure the room and account for chair movement and circulation space.
- Verify the specific tabletop color, base color and frame style available with your chosen model.
- Plan separately for a cable tray if your meeting setup needs one.
- Review the product listing for further model details, including the stated two-year warranty.
Once you have confirmed capacity, room fit and finish, compare the two Unit S listings for the details relevant to your project. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when furnishing meeting spaces.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR In-tensive Unit Conference Table
What is the difference between the two Unit S conference tables?
The listed models are both rectangular tables with flaps and metal frames. One is configured for four people and the other for eight, so choose according to the room’s usual meeting size and available space.
Do Unit S tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected model’s details and plan for any additional cable-management components your room requires.
What tabletop and frame options are available in the Unit S collection?
The tabletop material is melamine, and the collection lists several surface and base colors. Frame styles include angled legs, panel leg, T-leg and straight legs. Confirm which combinations are available for the specific model you are considering.
Can Unit S tables be linked together?
The collection is listed as non-linkable. Plan each table as a standalone piece and check that its size and position work for your room rather than relying on joined tables to create a larger surface.
How should I decide between the four-person and eight-person version?
Consider the typical number of people at meetings, then measure the room to allow for chairs and circulation. Choose the four-person version for smaller discussions and the eight-person version when a larger group regularly meets together.
