Choosing a Bralco Kamos conference table
The Kamos family is a useful option when you want meeting furniture with a clear rectangular profile and coordinated color choices. It can support formal meetings, team discussions, project work and shared collaboration areas. The high meeting table can help create a more active, stand-up or perch-style setting, while the standard meeting tables suit seated meetings and everyday conference use.
Because the collection is not linkable, each table should be planned as an individual unit rather than as part of a connected modular run. This is worth checking when you are furnishing a large meeting room or arranging several tables in one space.
Choose the format that matches the room
Start by deciding whether the room needs a high meeting format or a conventional meeting table. The Bralco Kamos High Meeting Table Conference Table has a rectangular melamine top and straight steel legs. The other Kamos members are standard rectangular meeting tables with metal or steel support and cable-tray compatibility.
Next, compare the available product dimensions and layout requirements for your room. Leave enough clearance around the table for chairs, circulation and access to any nearby presentation equipment. If several tables will be used together, check how their individual footprints work within the overall plan, since the tables are not linkable.
Review surfaces, bases and cable management
Melamine provides the consistent surface material across the family, while the available top colors allow the table to coordinate with existing desks and storage. You can select from beige, black, brown, grey, white, red and wood surface options. Base colors include black, grey, beige, brown, green, pink, silver and white, giving you more scope to match or contrast the support structure.
For meeting rooms that use wired displays, laptops or conferencing equipment, check whether cable-tray compatibility is relevant to the model you are considering. The collection facts specify that compatible cable trays are not included, so confirm the accessory requirement before finalising the setup.
What to check before ordering
- Confirm whether a high meeting table or standard meeting table is more suitable for the way the room is used.
- Review the dimensions of the selected model against the room plan and circulation space.
- Choose a melamine surface color and base color that fit the wider workplace scheme.
- Check whether cable-tray compatibility is needed and remember that the tray is not included.
- Verify the selected configuration, warranty information and quantity before completing the order.
Myntwork offers Bralco Kamos products through a monthly lease, helping businesses plan workplace furniture as part of an ongoing operational setup. Review the individual model details next to confirm the configuration that fits your meeting space.
Frequently asked questions about Bralco Conference Table Kamos
What is the difference between the Kamos high meeting table and the standard meeting tables?
The high meeting table is intended for an elevated meeting format and has straight steel legs. The standard Kamos meeting tables are conventional rectangular meeting tables with metal or steel support and cable-tray compatibility.
Are Bralco Kamos tables available in different colors?
Yes. The melamine tops are available in beige, black, brown, grey, white, red and wood. Base options include black, grey, beige, brown, green, pink, silver and white, subject to the selected model.
Do Kamos conference tables include a cable tray?
No. The collection is suitable for cable-tray use, but the cable tray is not included. Check the selected model and accessory requirements before ordering.
Can Bralco Kamos tables be linked together?
No. The collection is marked as not linkable, so each table should be planned as a separate unit within the meeting-room layout.
What material are the Kamos table tops and bases made from?
The table tops are melamine. The supporting structures are listed as steel or metal, with the high meeting table specifically described as having straight steel legs.