Choosing a Martex OL coffee table
Start with the role the table will play in your space. In a reception area, it can sit within a visitor seating group and provide a shared surface. In an office lounge or breakout area, it can help anchor casual seating. Since the tables are round, think about how people will move around the seating arrangement and whether the table’s position leaves comfortable access through the room.
Compare the OL 1600 and OL 2400
Choose between the two models by comparing their documented construction and finish details, rather than assuming the numbers in their names indicate a particular measurement. The OL 1600 is described with a pedestal base combining steel and plastic, plus multiple tabletop and base color options. Its listed surface colors include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, gold, green, pink and yellow; base colors include black, grey, beige and white. Confirm which combinations are available for the specific model.
The OL 2400 is listed with a steel column base and glossy white lacquer finish. It is also the model described as supporting a cable tray. The collection information says a tray is not included, so check the product details if cable management is relevant to your setup. Do not assume that this feature or a particular finish applies to both tables.
Check fit, finish and practical needs
Before selecting a table, review the individual product listing for dimensions and clearances, then compare them with your seating and circulation plan. The available collection details identify both tops as round melamine, but do not specify measurements. Confirm the finish and color choices for the exact model you are considering, especially when coordinating with existing office furniture.
Consider how the table will be used day to day. A shared lounge surface may need a finish and color that work with frequent use, while a reception setting may call for a coordinated, intentional appearance. If cable management matters, verify that the OL 2400’s cable-tray compatibility fits your requirements and remember that the tray is not included. Both models are non-adjustable, so select a table height and arrangement that suit the intended seating rather than expecting to change the table later.
Plan the next step
Compare the two model listings for the details that matter to your space, including dimensions, finish availability and cable-tray suitability. Myntwork offers Martex OL coffee tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a workplace. The collection information lists a two-year warranty for these tables; review the product details and terms as part of your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Martex Coffee Table OL
What is the difference between the Martex OL 1600 and OL 2400?
The OL 1600 has a pedestal base combining steel and plastic and offers multiple tabletop and base color options. The OL 2400 has a steel column base and a glossy white lacquer finish, and is noted as suitable for a cable tray.
Are both Martex OL coffee tables round?
Yes. Both models are described with round melamine tops. Neither is adjustable or linkable.
Which colors are available in the collection?
Listed tabletop colors include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, gold, green, pink and yellow; listed base colors include black, grey, beige and white. Options can depend on the model, so confirm availability in its product listing.
Does the OL 2400 include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. The OL 2400 is described as suitable for a cable tray, so check its product details for compatibility and any additional requirements.
What should I check before choosing a model?
Review the product listing for dimensions, exact finish and color availability, and any cable-tray details relevant to your setup. Compare those details with your seating plan and circulation space.
