Choosing a counter for your space
Start with how the counter will be used and who needs access to it. These models are sized for six people, making them options to consider for a shared reception point or a team workspace where several people gather. Think through the surrounding circulation and how people will approach and use the counter; the rectangular top gives you a defined, straight-edged footprint to plan around.
Next, compare the visual character of the three versions. The black mesh model pairs a wood-colored melamine surface with a black steel base. For a more muted palette, the collection also offers grid-style models in warm grey and sage grey. Their listed base colors differ, so check the selected model’s details rather than assuming the frame finish from the top color alone.
Materials, color and practical checks
Surface and base
Every model in this family has a melamine tabletop and a steel base. The surface colors represented in the collection are wood and grey, while the base colors include black and grey. If you are coordinating with nearby furniture or a reception finish, compare the exact color combination of each counter against the rest of the room.
Cabling and layout
The counters are suitable for a cable tray, which can be useful when planning equipment or power access, but the tray is not included. Factor in any cable-management components you may need. These models are not adjustable and cannot be linked to one another, so check that the counter works as a standalone piece in your intended layout.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm that a six-person counter suits the number of users and the available space.
- Choose the mesh or grid-style appearance and verify the selected model’s top and base colors.
- Plan cable management separately if you need a tray, since it is not included.
- Review the product details for the specific model and note the listed two-year warranty.
Myntwork offers these apto plus counters on a monthly lease. Once you have chosen a finish, check the individual listing for the model details and consider how it will fit with your seating, equipment, and surrounding furniture.
Frequently asked questions about apto plus Counter
How many people are these apto plus counters designed for?
All three models in this collection are listed for six people. Consider your room layout and how users will gather around the rectangular top when deciding whether that capacity fits your needs.
What is the difference between the mesh and grid-style models?
The collection includes a black mesh version with a wood-colored melamine top, as well as grid-style versions in warm grey and sage grey. Check each model's listing for its exact top and base color combination.
Do the counters include a cable tray?
No. The models are suitable for a cable tray, but one is not included. Plan separately for any cable-management components your setup requires.
Can these counters be adjusted or linked together?
The collection attributes list the counters as non-adjustable and not linkable. Plan for each counter to be used as a standalone piece at its selected height.
What materials are used across the collection?
All three models have a melamine tabletop and a steel base. Surface and base colors vary by model, so review the individual listing before selecting a finish.
