Choosing a Martex high table for your space
Start with the footprint and the number of people who need to use the table at once. If you want a table specified for four people and have a longer area to furnish, consider the rectangular Martex High Table. For a square layout, compare the Martex High Table Melamine Top. Both belong to the same high-table family, but their different shapes can affect circulation and how nearby furniture fits.
Before selecting a format, measure the intended position and leave room for people to approach and move around the table. Consider how the table relates to walkways, adjacent desks and other shared furniture. These checks are especially useful in compact collaboration zones where a change in shape can make the layout easier to use.
Match the surface and base to the setting
Choose a top material and color to suit the room and its intended use. The family’s listed surface materials are melamine and oak; listed surface colors include beige, brown, grey, white, red and wood. Base colors are grey, red and white, with a steel column base across the range. Check the selected model’s specification to confirm the exact combination available before finalizing your choice.
Neither model is adjustable, so plan around a fixed-height table rather than expecting to change its height for different users or tasks. If you need power or cable management nearby, note that the tables are suitable for a cable tray but do not include one. Confirm what cable-management components your workspace requires and how they will be arranged.
What to check before arranging a lease
- Confirm whether the rectangular or square format better suits your room and group size.
- Verify the chosen model’s top material and color, along with the base color.
- Check the space around the table and plan any cable tray separately.
- Review the two-year warranty information and the selected model details.
Once you have settled on a shape and finish, compare the available Martex models against your workspace plan. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, allowing business customers to consider the furniture as part of their workspace setup. Check the product details and leasing information for the option that fits your requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Martex Table
What is the difference between the two Martex high tables?
The Martex High Table is rectangular and specified for four people. The Martex High Table Melamine Top is square. Compare their footprints with your room layout and intended use.
Which top materials and colors are available in this family?
The listed top materials are melamine and oak. Surface colors include beige, brown, grey, white, red and wood. Check the individual model details to confirm its available combinations.
Can I use a cable tray with a Martex high table?
The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check what cable-management components you need for your workspace.
Are Martex high tables adjustable?
No. The family is listed as non-adjustable, so plan for a fixed-height table.
What should I consider when choosing a shape?
Measure the available floor area, account for circulation around the table and consider how many people will use it. The rectangular model is specified for four people; the other model has a square top.
