Choosing a table for your meeting area
Start with the room and the way people will use it. All six models in this family are listed for six people, so consider how that capacity fits your usual meeting size and the available floor space. Leave enough room around the table for people to sit down, move chairs and pass through the area comfortably.
Choose a shape to suit the layout
A circular table can work well when participants need to face one another around a shared surface. It may also fit naturally into a more compact or central meeting zone. Rectangular tables can align with longer rooms or a more formal, front-to-front arrangement. The family includes both shapes, so check the individual model listing rather than assuming every finish is available in every format.
Coordinate the finish and base
Each table has a melamine top and a steel base. Color names in the range include beige, dusty blue, mint green, rust brown, marine blue and dark grey. Use the specific product listing to verify the finish, since the family contains different color options. The available details also identify differing base colors, including black, blue, grey and green.
Check practical details before selecting
If your meeting setup needs cable management, check whether the chosen model is suitable for a cable tray. Suitability does not mean a tray is supplied: the listed family details say a cable tray is not included. Confirm any additional cable-management requirements before planning the room.
Also check the model’s stated shape, color and frame details against your room plan. One listed rectangular model specifies a grid structure and cable tray, while other descriptions highlight different features, such as panel legs. Do not assume that a detail mentioned for one table applies to the whole family.
What to do next
Compare the individual products by shape and finish, then shortlist the options that fit your room layout and intended use. For a shared meeting area, consider how the table will work alongside seating and nearby circulation space. If you are furnishing a workplace on a flexible budget, Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Review the listing details for the specific model you are considering before making a selection.
Frequently asked questions about apto plus Table
How many people are these apto plus tables designed for?
The family is listed for six people. Check the individual product details when planning seating and room layout.
Are the tables circular or rectangular?
The range includes both circular and rectangular options. Confirm the shape on each model listing, as the format varies within the family.
What materials are used for the tops and bases?
The tables have melamine tops and steel bases. Check the product details for the specific model’s finish and base characteristics.
Which colors can I choose from?
Named options across the family include beige, dusty blue, mint green, rust brown, marine blue and dark grey. Availability depends on the model.
Are cable trays included with the tables?
No cable tray is included in the family details. Some models are identified as suitable for a cable tray, so check the chosen listing.