Where Genaya table tops can be used
Genaya table tops can be considered for open-plan work areas, team zones, meeting rooms and project spaces. The angled models are particularly relevant where tables need to meet or branch into a coordinated modular arrangement. Their 90° and 120° formats give planners a way to shape circulation and work positions around the room.
The rectangular RC 1 model is a practical starting point for conventional meeting or work layouts. The shaped RC 2 model can be considered when a standard rectangle does not suit the intended arrangement. As each table top belongs to the same Genaya collection, selecting between formats can help create variety without moving to unrelated product families.
How to choose between the four models
For modular angled layouts
Start with the A90 model when a right-angle arrangement suits the room or workstation plan. Choose the A120 model when a wider angle is more appropriate for the desired configuration. Check the available width and depth for the selected version, as the listed collection dimensions include several options.
For straightforward or shaped plans
Select the RC 1 Rectangular Table Top when a familiar rectangular surface is the clearest fit. Consider the RC 2 Shaped Table Top when you want a different outline while retaining the Genaya collection. The RC 1 and RC 2 descriptions specify a melamine table top with a powder-coated steel frame, making those material details useful points of comparison during specification.
Colours and specification checks
The collection attributes list Beige, Black, Green, Grey, Blue, Brown, Purple, Red, Silver, White, Wood and Yellow. Confirm the colour availability for the exact model and configuration rather than assuming every option applies to every table top. Also check whether the required dimensions, angle or shape work with surrounding furniture, circulation routes and room access.
Before placing an order, compare the individual product details for assembly status, dimensions, finish and intended arrangement. If you are furnishing several areas, map each table top to its use case first, then check that the chosen colours and formats work consistently across the wider interior. Myntwork offers these Kusch + Co Genaya products on a monthly lease, making it possible to consider the collection as part of a flexible furniture plan.
Frequently asked questions about Kusch + Co Table Top Genaya
What is the difference between the Genaya A90 and A120 table tops?
The A90 Modular Angled Table Top is based on a 90° angle, while the A120 Modular Angled Table Top uses a 120° angle. Choose according to the connection and circulation pattern required by your layout.
When should I choose the RC 1 Rectangular Table Top?
The RC 1 is the conventional rectangular option in the collection. It is suitable when you need a straightforward table shape for a meeting, work or project arrangement.
How is the RC 2 Shaped Table Top different?
The RC 2 provides an alternative shaped format within the Genaya family. It can suit a plan where a standard rectangle is not the preferred outline, while retaining a melamine top and powder-coated steel frame.
What materials are specified for Genaya table tops?
The RC 1 and RC 2 descriptions specify melamine table tops with powder-coated steel frames. Check the individual listing for material information on the exact model you are considering.
What should I check before selecting a Genaya table top?
Review the model’s width and depth, angle or shape, colour availability and fit with surrounding furniture. For modular plans, also check how the chosen format affects circulation and connections between tables.
