Choosing the right TERA module
Start with the footprint and shape
Measure the reception area, allowing room for the desk, the person working behind it and visitor movement in front. A straight module can suit a more linear desk position, while a curved option may help define a corner or create a different approach to the reception point. The collection includes 90-degree curved models, but the exact size varies by module, so compare the individual dimensions with your floor plan.
Decide whether you need an upper unit
TERA includes modules with and without an upper reception unit. Consider whether a raised front surface suits the way you want the desk to look and function. If orientation matters, review the left-side modules against the direction of approach and the surrounding walls or furniture. Do not assume every piece can be joined to another: the listed collection attributes do not identify these modules as linkable, so confirm a proposed multi-piece arrangement before selecting components.
Materials, colors and practical details
The listed tops are melamine, with steel bases. Choose a surface color from the available beige, black, grey, white or wood options, then consider the base color separately; listed choices include black, grey, blue, brown, green, silver and white. Color availability can differ between models, so use each product’s specifications to verify the combination you need.
Some modules are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. If you need to route power or data cables, check the specific module’s details and plan any required cable-management components. The desks are not adjustable, so confirm that the fixed height works for the intended user and reception tasks.
What to check before selecting
- Compare the module’s width, depth, height and shape with your measured space.
- Confirm whether the model is straight, curved, left-side or supplied with an upper unit.
- Verify the surface and base colors for the exact model you are considering.
- Check cable-tray suitability and make separate provision for a tray if needed.
- Review how the selected module will sit within the full reception layout.
Once you have confirmed the layout and specifications, compare the available TERA modules as a family rather than choosing by appearance alone. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option to consider as you plan your workplace furniture.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas Reception Desk Module TERA
How do I choose between a straight and curved TERA module?
Base the choice on your floor plan and the direction visitors will approach. A straight module suits a linear position; a curved model offers a 90-degree form. Compare each model’s dimensions with your available space.
What is the difference between modules with and without an upper unit?
Some TERA modules include an upper reception unit and others do not. Decide whether a raised front surface fits your reception needs, then check the selected model’s description and dimensions.
Are TERA reception desk modules adjustable?
The listed collection specifications say the desks are not adjustable. Check the fixed height of the specific module and make sure it suits the person who will use it.
Can I add a cable tray to a TERA module?
Some modules are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Verify suitability for the exact model and plan to source any required cable-management component separately.
Can TERA modules be joined together into one desk?
The collection is described as modular, but its listed attributes do not identify the modules as linkable. Confirm compatibility and the intended arrangement before planning a desk from multiple pieces.
