Choosing a table for your room
Start by estimating how many people will regularly use the table, rather than choosing only for occasional maximum attendance. The collection includes tables listed for eight people and a model listed for 10. Allow room for chairs to be pulled out and for people to move around the table; compare the product dimensions with the usable floor area, not just the room’s overall measurements.
Think about how the room is used, too. A table for regular team meetings may need to accommodate laptops and shared documents, while a client-facing conference room may call for a finish that fits the rest of the workspace. Since the listed tables have rectangular tops, consider how that shape works with your seating plan and circulation routes.
How the models differ
Seating capacity and dimensions
Choose among the listed eight-person tables if that capacity suits your typical meeting. If you need places for a larger group, compare the model listed for 10. One table is specified with a 200 × 120 cm top; do not assume that dimension applies to every model. Check each product listing for its own measurements and seating details.
Leg style and finish
Angled legs, straight legs and a four-leg arrangement are represented in the collection. Consider the appearance you prefer and whether the leg placement works with your chairs and room layout. The tables have melamine tops and steel bases, with several surface and base colors listed across the family. Confirm the choices for your selected model, as the full set of finishes may not be offered on every configuration.
Plan for meeting-room technology
Some listed models are suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If you need to manage power or device cables, check the individual product details and plan for any separate cable-management components. The collection is listed as non-adjustable and non-linkable, so select a table size and arrangement that work for your intended setup from the outset.
Before selecting a model, verify capacity, dimensions, leg style, finish, cable-tray compatibility and warranty details on its listing. Myntwork offers JG Open Systems tables on a monthly lease, which can be an option for furnishing a workplace without purchasing the furniture outright. Compare the configurations against your room plan and meeting needs to identify the right fit.
Frequently asked questions about JG Open Systems Table
Which JG Open Systems table seats the most people?
One listed model is specified for 10 people. The other capacity shown in this collection is eight; check each product listing for its seating details.
What is the difference between the eight-person tables?
The listed options differ in model configuration, including leg style and, for one model, cable-tray compatibility. Compare the individual listings for dimensions, finishes and other details.
Are cable trays included with these tables?
No cable tray is included. Some models are listed as suitable for a cable tray, so confirm compatibility on the specific product and plan for the tray separately.
What materials and colors are available in this collection?
The tables have melamine tops and steel bases. Listed surface and base colors vary across the collection, so check the selected model’s listing to confirm its available finishes.
Are the tables adjustable or linkable?
The collection attributes list the tables as non-adjustable and non-linkable. Choose a configuration and size that fit your planned room layout.
