Where bSpace bench desks work well
These desks suit offices where people need shared access to a continuous work surface. Two-person configurations can define a compact team station or support paired working. Four-person benches are useful for departments, project groups and hot-desking areas, while six-person layouts can consolidate a larger team into one coordinated workstation.
The straight, rectangular format is also helpful when planning rows of desks or larger desk islands. Before choosing, consider the room’s circulation space, the number of people who will use each station and whether the desk should remain visually open or provide some separation between users.
How to choose between the models
Start with capacity and footprint
Choose a two-person model for a smaller team or a more flexible office plan. Four-person and six-person versions create longer shared runs and may be more efficient where several colleagues work in the same area. The collection includes a broad range of widths and depths, so check the exact dimensions of each selected SKU rather than relying only on its seating capacity.
Choose the frame style
bSpace models use steel frames with either straight I-legs or continuous O-leg designs. The frame choice is primarily a visual and planning decision: compare how each base looks with your interior and how much open space you want beneath the worktop. All listed configurations are fixed height, with a stated height of 74 cm on the relevant models.
Consider screens and cable management
Open versions keep the bench visually light and support direct communication. Models with a panel or desk screen can create more defined individual work areas. A mesh version provides vertical mesh wire trunking for cable management, while other desks are suitable for a cable tray. Check whether the tray is included or only supported, as the collection contains both options.
Materials, colours and practical checks
Each bSpace desk uses a 25 mm melamine tabletop and a steel base. Available surface colours include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white and wood effects, with base colours including black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white and yellow across the family. Exact combinations depend on the model.
Before ordering, confirm the product’s width, depth, seating capacity, panel arrangement and cable-tray provision. It is also worth checking the required finish for the top and frame, the available room clearance and whether a two-year warranty meets your procurement requirements. Myntwork offers Nowy Styl bSpace products on a monthly lease, helping businesses equip shared work areas without treating every desk as a permanent purchase.
Frequently asked questions about Nowy Styl Bench Desk bSpace
How many people can the Nowy Styl bSpace bench desks seat?
The collection includes configurations for two, four or six people. Select capacity according to team size, available floor area and whether you want a compact station or a longer shared desk island.
Are bSpace bench desks height adjustable?
No. The listed bSpace bench desks are fixed-height models. Relevant specifications show a desk height of 74 cm, so check this suits the intended chairs and users before selecting a configuration.
What is the difference between I-leg and O-leg bSpace models?
Both are steel frame options for the same bench desk family. I-leg and O-leg designs provide different visual treatments and under-desk arrangements, so compare the frame style with your office layout and preferred appearance.
Do all bSpace desks include cable trays?
No. The collection includes models that are suitable for a cable tray, as well as products where a tray is included. Check the individual product details to confirm the exact provision.
Should I choose a panel or open bench desk?
Choose an open model when communication and visual openness are priorities. A panel or screen is more suitable when users need clearer personal boundaries within a shared workstation.