Choosing a Panel table for your room
Start with the room and the number of people who will use the table regularly. The Panel Meeting Table 200 is listed for six people, while the Panel Table 250 is listed for eight. For larger conference settings, compare the longer 300 and 420 models with your available floor area and chair positions. Leave enough clearance around the table for people to sit down, move comfortably and pass through the room.
Think about how the room will be used as well as its maximum capacity. A smaller meeting table may suit regular team check-ins, while a longer conference table can provide space for presentations, shared documents or larger group discussions. The three-panel construction is a defining detail of the 420 and 250 conference models; compare their overall proportions and room fit rather than assuming the longest option is automatically the right one.
Choose finishes and plan for technology
Surface and base choices
Linoleum is a recurring tabletop material in the Panel family. The three-panel 420 model is described with a linoleum surface, stained FSC-certified pine and powder-coated steel. Across the collection, listed surface colors include beige, brown, wood, black and white, and listed base colors include black, beige and silver. These are family-level options, so confirm which colors and materials are offered on the particular model you are considering.
Cable management
If people will connect devices at the table, check whether your chosen model is suitable for a cable tray and what cable provision it offers. Tray compatibility does not mean the tray is supplied: the collection information states that a cable tray is not included. Consider where power access is located in the room and whether cables can reach the table without crossing walkways.
What to check before selecting a model
- Measure the room, including space for chairs and clear routes around the table.
- Match the model’s listed seating capacity to your typical meeting size.
- Confirm the finish and base color available for the specific variant.
- Review cable-tray compatibility and plan separately for any tray or power accessories you need.
Once you have narrowed the choice by capacity, dimensions and finish, compare the individual model details before arranging the room. Myntwork offers Normann Copenhagen Panel tables on a monthly lease, allowing businesses to explore the collection as part of their workplace furniture planning.
Frequently asked questions about Normann Copenhagen Panel Meeting Table
Which Panel table is suited to a six-person meeting?
The Normann Copenhagen Panel Meeting Table 200 is listed for six people. Check the table’s dimensions against your room and allow space for chairs and movement.
Which Panel model is listed for eight people?
The Panel Table 250 Three-Panel Conference Table is listed for eight. Confirm that its footprint works with your room layout before choosing it.
Do all Panel tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included according to the collection information. Some models are suitable for a tray, so check the selected model’s cable-management details.
What surface and base colors are available in the collection?
Listed surface colors across the family include beige, brown, wood, black and white; base colors include black, beige and silver. Availability can vary by model, so verify the options for your chosen table.
What materials are used in the Panel tables?
Linoleum and steel feature in the collection. The three-panel 420 model is also described with stained FSC-certified pine and powder-coated steel. Check each model’s details for its specific construction.
