Choosing a table for your room
Start with the way your team will use the table. A conference room may need a surface that supports group discussions, presentations and shared documents, while a project space may be used for collaborative work throughout the day. In either setting, consider how many people need to gather comfortably and what equipment will sit on the table.
Measure the available floor area, including room for chairs and movement around the table. The listed 3200 × 1630 × 734 mm configuration is a substantial rectangular table, so compare those dimensions with your room plan before selecting it. The other product entry belongs to the same family, but confirm its dimensions on its product details rather than assuming they match.
Compare the details that affect your setup
Size and room layout
Check the product dimensions against the room, doorways and planned seating arrangement. Think about circulation space as well as the table footprint, especially in shared rooms where people need to move around while a meeting is in progress. The tables are not listed as adjustable, so choose a configuration that works for the intended room and use.
Surface and base finishes
The tops are melamine, and the listed surface colors span neutral and brighter choices, including white, grey, black, blue, green and orange. Steel base colors also have multiple listed options. Consider whether you want the table to blend with existing furniture or create a visible contrast. Check the selected product’s finish options before finalizing your choice, as the full set of listed colors may not apply to every configuration.
Cable management
Both entries are described as compatible with a cable tray. Compatibility can be useful when meetings involve laptops, displays or other wired equipment, but the table does not include a cable tray. Confirm the accessory requirements and how cables will reach the table before arranging the room.
What to check before selecting
Review the exact dimensions, color options and cable-management needs for the configuration you plan to lease. Also consider how the table will work with your chairs and other meeting-room furniture. If the room has particular access or layout constraints, verify measurements before committing to a layout.
Myntwork offers these Alea tables on a monthly lease. Compare the available product details and finishes, then use your room measurements and intended meeting setup to narrow the choice.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Table
How do I choose between the two Alea table entries?
Compare the specifications for each listed configuration, particularly its dimensions and available finishes. One entry lists dimensions of 3200 × 1630 × 734 mm; verify the details for the other entry rather than assuming the sizes are the same.
What material is used for the table top and base?
The collection lists melamine table tops and steel bases. Check the selected product details for the finish options available with that configuration.
Are cable trays included with these tables?
No. The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Confirm the accessory and cable-routing requirements for your meeting room.
Which colors can I compare?
Listed surface colors include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, green, orange and yellow. The steel base also has a range of listed colors; confirm which finishes are offered for the configuration you select.
Are the Alea tables height adjustable?
The collection specifications list the tables as not adjustable. Review the selected product details and dimensions to make sure the table suits your intended space and use.
