Where to use an ICF Touchdown high meeting table
Touchdown tables are suited to offices that need a dedicated place for team interaction without relying on a conventional seated conference-room arrangement. Their high format can work well in project zones, open-plan collaboration areas, studio environments, touchdown spaces and meeting rooms used for short working sessions.
The oval shape supports face-to-face interaction around the table and avoids the sharp corners of a rectangular top. Depending on the chosen width and configuration, the family can accommodate groups of 10 or 16 people. Check the selected model’s dimensions and capacity before planning the surrounding furniture.
How to choose between the models
Start with capacity and footprint
First decide how many people the table must support and how much floor space is available. The family includes widths from 240 to 560 cm and depths of 120 or 140 cm. Larger formats may suit a central team table or a formal meeting area, while smaller configurations can be easier to place in a compact project zone. Allow room for circulation, chairs or stools, and access to any power connections.
Compare the table construction
The two listed models are the ICF Touchdown Oval Structure High Meeting Table and the ICF Touchdown Oval Top High Meeting Table. Review the product facts for the specific configuration you are considering, including the top construction, dimensions and available finishes. The family is non-adjustable, so confirm that the fixed height works for the intended seating and working posture.
Materials, colours and connectivity
Touchdown tops are available within the family in melamine and HPL, with surface colours including beige, black, brown, grey, white and wood. Four-leg bases use metal or steel and can be specified in black, grey, blue, brown, green or white, depending on the configuration. Matching or contrasting the top and base can help the table fit an existing workplace palette.
Both configurations are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. If meetings depend on laptops, displays or other wired equipment, confirm how the cable route and power access will be handled before ordering. Bluetooth control is not included in the listed specification.
What to check before leasing
- Confirm the required capacity: 10 or 16 people.
- Measure the available area against the selected width and depth.
- Check the preferred top material, surface colour and base colour.
- Verify the exact model construction and whether a cable tray solution is needed.
- Review the dimensions and colours-and-materials documentation for the chosen configuration.
Myntwork offers ICF Touchdown high meeting tables on a monthly lease, helping businesses specify a suitable group table while keeping the procurement approach aligned with changing workplace needs. Request the configuration details before finalising the lease.
Frequently asked questions about ICF High Meeting Table Touchdown
How many people can the ICF Touchdown high meeting tables accommodate?
The family is listed for configurations seating 10 or 16 people. Capacity depends on the selected model and size, so check the product dimensions before planning the room.
Are the ICF Touchdown tables height adjustable?
No. The collection is listed as non-adjustable, making it important to confirm that the fixed high-table format suits the intended chairs, stools and working position.
What is the difference between the two Touchdown models?
The collection includes the Touchdown Oval Structure High Meeting Table and the Touchdown Oval Top High Meeting Table. Compare the specific product facts for construction, dimensions and available finishes.
Can I add a cable tray to an ICF Touchdown high meeting table?
The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the cable tray is not included. Confirm the required cable-management solution and power access when specifying the table.
What colours and materials are available?
Listed surface colours include beige, black, brown, grey, white and wood. Base colours include black, grey, blue, brown, green and white. The family lists melamine and HPL top materials, with metal or steel bases.
