Choose a table for the role it needs to fill
Start with where the table will sit and what people will do there. For a reception zone or an area along a wall, compare the Nu console designs. One console model adds LED lighting, while another is described with wooden supports and a bicolor melamine top. If the table will sit beside lounge seating, consider the end table or the side table with a wooden column base. For a small face-to-face setting, the round pedestal models are identified for two people.
Shape can help narrow the choice. Rectangular consoles make use of a longer, linear footprint; round pedestal tables provide a central surface for two. The Nu End Table has a rounded two-tone top, while the wooden-base side table has a beige-and-white melamine and wood top. Use those distinctions to shortlist models, then confirm the exact dimensions and finish shown for each item.
Check materials, finish and practical details
Melamine appears across the collection, and oak is also listed as a top material. Base materials vary by design: options in the family include wood, metal and steel. Rather than assuming one finish or construction applies to every Nu table, check the individual model details. The collection’s listed surface colors span neutrals and brighter choices, and base colors include beige, black, white and wood.
If cable management matters, note the distinction between compatibility and inclusion. The Nu Wooden Base Side Table is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but does not include one. Confirm whether that feature fits your setup and check what accessories, if any, are included with the selected model. The collection is not adjustable, and the listed two-person pedestal tables have a fixed height of 75 cm, so verify that height against the seating and activities planned.
Shortlist and plan your workplace setup
Before choosing, measure the available floor area and compare it with the model’s listed width and shape. Consider how many people need to use the table, whether it will sit against a wall or among seating, and which base material best suits the surrounding furniture. Then review the product details for its top, color, lighting and cable-tray information. These checks help distinguish models that may look similar in a collection but serve different placements.
Myntwork offers Martex Nu tables on a monthly lease. Once you have a shortlist, compare the relevant model details and consider how each table fits into your wider workspace plan. The collection carries a listed two-year warranty; review the product information for the terms applicable to your selected model.
Frequently asked questions about Martex Table NU
Which Martex Nu tables are designed for two people?
The round pedestal table models are listed for two people. Compare their model details and dimensions to decide which one suits your intended meeting or conversation area.
How do the Nu console tables differ?
The collection includes a console with LED lighting and a console with wooden supports and a bicolor melamine top. Check each model’s finish and dimensions to find the right fit for your space.
Are cable trays included with the Nu tables?
The wooden-base side table is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the selected model’s details if cable management is part of your setup.
What materials and finishes are available in the collection?
The family includes melamine tops, with oak also listed as a top material, and bases in wood, metal or steel. Listed surface and base colors vary by model, so confirm the available finish for your choice.
Are the Martex Nu table heights adjustable?
No. The collection is listed as non-adjustable. The two-person pedestal tables have a fixed height of 75 cm; check individual model specifications for dimensions before selecting.
