Where Wall Street tables work well
The Bralco Wall Street family can support several types of workplace planning. The standard oval model is a natural fit for meeting rooms, management offices and team spaces where people need a conventional seated setup. Its rounded outline helps create a more approachable arrangement for discussions, presentations and shared decision-making.
The high-counter model offers a different atmosphere. Its elevated format is useful in collaborative zones, touchdown areas and project spaces where people may move between seated and standing work. It can also provide a visual alternative to a traditional boardroom layout without changing the table’s core oval format.
How to choose between the models
Choose the standard meeting table when
- You want a familiar seated conference arrangement.
- The table will be used for longer meetings, workshops or formal conversations.
- You are furnishing a dedicated meeting room with a conventional table height.
Choose the high-counter table when
- You want a more dynamic setting for short meetings and collaborative work.
- The space benefits from a taller visual profile.
- You are creating a project area or informal meeting point rather than a traditional boardroom.
Both models are listed for up to eight people, so room dimensions and circulation space should be checked before selecting a layout. The tables are not linkable, which means they are intended to function as individual conference tables rather than being joined into larger configurations.
Plan the finish and technology setup
Melamine provides a practical surface choice for everyday office use, while the range of beige, black, brown, grey and white tops allows the table to coordinate with existing furniture. Base colours of black, silver and white offer another way to match the room’s palette or create contrast.
For meeting spaces with shared power or data requirements, cable-tray compatibility can help support a cleaner installation. Because a cable tray is not included, confirm the required accessory and the intended cable route as part of your specification review. Bluetooth control is not included, and no standards are specified in the available product facts.
What to check before ordering
- Confirm whether the room calls for a standard-height or high-counter meeting format.
- Measure the available floor area, including space for chairs and movement around the oval top.
- Select the preferred melamine surface and steel base colours.
- Review whether cable management is needed and plan the compatible tray separately.
- Check the two-year warranty and the final product details before completing your selection.
Myntwork offers Bralco Wall Street conference tables through a monthly lease, making it easier to plan workplace furniture as part of an ongoing office setup. Compare the two table formats, colours and room requirements first, then confirm the configuration that fits your meeting style.
Frequently asked questions about Bralco Conference Table Wall Street
What is the difference between the Bralco Wall Street models?
The collection includes a standard oval meeting collaboration table and an oval high-counter meeting table. The first suits conventional seated meetings, while the high-counter version creates a taller, more informal setting for active collaboration.
How many people can use a Wall Street conference table?
The collection is specified for up to eight people. Allow additional space around the table for chairs, movement and access when planning the room layout.
Are cable trays included with these tables?
No. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Confirm the required cable-management accessory and routing as part of the project specification.
What colours are available in the Wall Street collection?
The melamine table tops are available in beige, black, brown, grey and white. Steel bases are available in black, silver and white, allowing different combinations for the room scheme.
Can the Wall Street tables be joined together?
No. The collection is listed as not linkable, so each table is designed to be used as an individual conference or collaboration table.
What should I consider when choosing a Wall Street table?
Start with the meeting style and room layout: choose the standard model for a conventional seated arrangement or the high-counter model for a more elevated collaborative setting. Then check capacity, circulation space, colours and cable-management needs.
