Choose a Reef table for the way the space is used
Start with the activity, rather than the finish. For seated meetings or dining-height use, compare the Reef meeting table configuration with the available chairs and the room’s circulation space. For quick conversations, laptop work or informal collaboration, consider a standing or poseur-height model. A higher table can support a different working posture, but it is fixed-height: Reef tables are not adjustable.
Square tables can work well where people gather around a central point or where the footprint needs to stay compact. A rectangular table may suit a narrower meeting area or provide a longer shared work surface. The collection attributes also include a round top shape, so check the individual listings for the relevant model and dimensions when comparing formats.
Check dimensions and table details
Listed widths across the range include 60, 80 and 140 cm, and listed depths include 60, 70 and 80 cm. These are collection-level dimensions, not a single size available across every model. Confirm the measurements for your chosen Reef table, then allow room for chairs, access and movement around it. If the table will sit beside other furniture, check that its footprint fits without narrowing the route through the space.
Some Reef configurations are described as poseur-height, while others are meeting or standing tables. Compare the model name, stated height and product specifications together; do not assume that tables with similarly sized tops share the same height or base arrangement. The range is not linkable, so plan separate tables as individual pieces rather than as units that connect to one another.
Select materials and practical options
Melamine and HPL are listed as tabletop materials, and the top surface colours span neutral shades and wood tones. Steel is listed for the base material, with several base colours available across the family. Finish combinations may differ by model, so verify the specific product details when coordinating a table with an existing office palette.
The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If power access is important, check what cable-management provision is offered for the selected configuration and plan how cables will reach the table. An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is available for the collection; consult the relevant product documentation for details. The listed warranty is two years.
Plan the next step
Before selecting, note the number of people who will use the table, the preferred working height, the available floor area and any cable-management needs. Then compare the dimensions and finish options on the individual product listings. Myntwork offers Boss Design Reef tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a workplace or shared commercial space.
Frequently asked questions about Boss Design Table Reef
Which Reef table height should I choose?
Choose according to how the table will be used: the family includes dining-height, standing and poseur-height configurations. Check the stated height for the individual model, as the tables are not adjustable.
Are Reef tables available in different top shapes?
The collection attributes list square, rectangular and round top shapes. Check the product listings to confirm the shape and dimensions offered for each specific model.
What tabletop finishes are listed for the Reef range?
Melamine and HPL are listed as tabletop materials. Surface colours include beige, black, brown, grey, white and wood; confirm the available combinations on the individual product details.
Can I add a cable tray to a Reef table?
The range is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the selected model’s details to confirm the cable-management provision and plan any required accessories separately.
Do Reef tables connect to one another?
The collection is listed as not linkable. Plan each table as a separate piece and allow for the space needed between tables and surrounding furniture.
