Choosing the right A 1750 tabletop
Start with the room and the intended arrangement. Measure the usable floor area, allowing space for chairs to be pulled out and for people to move around the table. Then compare the listed width and depth of each surface rather than relying on a general description such as “conference size.” For example, the collection includes 120 × 80 cm and 120 × 125 cm rectangular tops, a 160 × 125 cm linkable option, and a 195 × 80 cm starting panel. These footprints differ substantially, so check which one fits the planned seating and circulation.
For a standalone table or a connected layout
If you want a single straight-sided surface, compare the rectangular models by dimensions and edge description. The 120 × 80 cm model is described as having a straight, clear-lacquered beech veneer surface; another 120 × 125 cm model is described with beech real-wood veneer and a straight veneer edge. For a longer starting surface, consider the 195 × 80 cm panel with rounded corners. If your layout calls for a turn, the collection includes a right-hand 90-degree corner segment measuring 175 × 90 cm. Check orientation carefully before choosing a corner part.
A linkable option is available in the A 1750 family. This may be relevant when planning connected conference surfaces, but verify the exact linking arrangement and the other components needed for your intended layout. The tabletop listings do not by themselves confirm which bases or supporting parts are included.
Check surface and cable details
Finish and material descriptions vary across the collection information. Specific models are described as having clear-lacquered beech veneer, while collection attributes list HPL and oak as tabletop materials. Use the individual model details to confirm the material, surface colour and edge treatment you will receive; do not assume one finish applies to every shape or size.
Cable-tray compatibility is listed, and the collection attributes indicate that a tray is not included. If your meeting setup needs power or cable management, confirm compatibility for the selected tabletop and establish separately what additional parts are required. Also check the exact dimensions and right- or left-hand orientation where relevant before finalising a room plan.
What to check before selecting
- Measure the intended footprint and plan for seating and circulation.
- Match the tabletop shape to a standalone, connected or corner arrangement.
- Confirm the individual model’s material, colour and edge details.
- Check cable-tray compatibility and whether separate components are needed.
Myntwork offers Thonet A 1750 products on a monthly lease. Compare the available tabletops against your layout and furnishing requirements, then review the selected model’s specifications before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Thonet Conference Tabletop A 1750
Which Thonet A 1750 tabletop should I choose for a compact meeting area?
Compare the listed width and depth with your room plan. The collection includes a 120 × 80 cm rectangular tabletop; allow additional space for chairs and circulation, and check the selected model’s details.
Are all A 1750 tabletops the same shape?
No. The family includes rectangular surfaces, a rounded-corner starting panel and a right-hand 90-degree corner segment. Choose the shape that matches your planned arrangement and verify the orientation of a corner piece.
Can A 1750 tabletops be linked together?
A linkable rectangular option is listed in the collection. Confirm the selected model’s linking details and any additional components needed for your planned configuration.
Are cable trays included with these tabletops?
The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check compatibility for the specific tabletop and determine separately what cable-management parts your setup requires.
Which materials and finishes are available in the A 1750 family?
Specific listings describe clear-lacquered beech veneer, while the collection attributes also list HPL and oak. Material, colour and edge details can vary, so confirm them on the individual model.
