Where an Axis table can work
A two-person round table can support conversations where people need to sit opposite one another and share a small working surface. Consider Axis for a manager’s office, an informal meeting corner, a private discussion area or a compact collaboration spot. The round shape keeps the setting conversational, while the column base leaves the table’s outline visually simple.
Before choosing a location, measure the space around the table as well as the table itself. Allow room for chairs and for people to sit down and stand up comfortably. The listed width is 80 cm; use the selected model’s product details to confirm the dimensions relevant to your floor plan.
How to choose between AXT/13, AXT/5 and AXT/7
Start with the top specification that matters to your project. AXT/13 is identified as having an MFC top, while AXT/5 is identified as a melamine table with an aluminum column base. AXT/7 is described with a column base and choices of surface and base colors. The collection attributes list melamine and HPL as top materials, so check the individual model configuration when comparing material availability.
Next, narrow the finish. Choose a surface color that works with nearby desks and storage, then consider whether the base should blend in or provide a contrasting accent. If consistency across several tables matters, confirm the same finish combination can be specified for each model in your selection.
Plan for power and project requirements
The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. If people will use laptops or other equipment at the table, check how cable management can be arranged and whether a separate tray is appropriate for the chosen configuration. The tables are listed as non-linkable, so plan each table as an individual unit rather than relying on connections between tables.
Collection information also lists an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) and FSC certification. Confirm which documentation applies to the exact model and specification you are considering. Check the product details for the selected finish, dimensions and any requirements specific to your workplace before finalizing the layout.
Lease the collection for your workplace
Myntwork offers Boss Design Axis meeting tables on a monthly lease, allowing businesses to consider the collection as part of a workplace furniture plan. Compare the model and finish details with your room layout and intended use, then review the specific configuration you need.
Frequently asked questions about Boss Design Meeting Table Axis
How many people are the Axis meeting tables designed for?
The collection is listed for two people. Its round format is suited to one-to-one meetings and other compact discussions.
What is the difference between the AXT/13, AXT/5 and AXT/7?
The listed details identify an MFC top for AXT/13, a melamine top and aluminum column base for AXT/5, and surface and base color choices for AXT/7. Check each model’s configuration for its available options.
What top materials and colors are available in the Axis collection?
Collection attributes list melamine and HPL tops, with surface colors including beige, black, brown, grey, white and wood. Availability can depend on the selected model.
Does an Axis table include a cable tray?
No. The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the selected configuration if you need cable management.
Can Axis tables be linked together?
The collection is listed as non-linkable, so plan the tables as separate units when arranging a meeting area.
