Archiutti Trt Round Meeting Table

Archiutti Trt Round Meeting Table

The Archiutti Trt Round Meeting Table is a two-person meeting table for offices and meeting rooms, combining a round melamine top with a steel column base. Its fixed-height design and circular format make it a focused choice for one-to-one discussions or brief conversations where a larger meeting table is not needed.

The round tabletop gives both people a shared surface, making it suitable for face-to-face conversations without assigning a head position. Its compact circular format can help keep a small meeting area focused, while the two-person capacity makes it easier to match the table to the intended use rather than selecting a larger group table.

A melamine tabletop pairs with a steel base, so the key surface and support materials are clearly defined when planning furniture for a professional space. The column frame creates a central support beneath the top, giving the table its distinct base configuration. Archiutti offers this TRT collection meeting table with a two-year warranty.

This table is not height adjustable, so its fixed meeting-table height is best suited to spaces where a consistent working position is preferred. Check the planned seating against the fixed height before ordering, especially when matching it with chairs already in the room. The table is designed for two people, rather than for larger group meetings.

The Archiutti round meeting table is suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. That compatibility gives you the option to plan cable management around the table when needed, while keeping the purchase decision clear: any cable tray must be obtained separately. The table itself has no Bluetooth control.

Several tabletop color options help coordinate the table with an existing office scheme: white, grey, beige, brown, blue and green. The steel base is available in white, grey, silver, blue and green. These separate surface and base choices let you consider the tabletop and support as distinct elements when planning a meeting-room palette.

Use the color options to decide whether the table should blend with nearby furniture or provide a contrasting accent, without changing its round shape or two-person purpose. For a small discussion area, a single table can define a place for a conversation; in a larger office, the same format can support a dedicated one-to-one meeting spot. Its fixed-height, non-linkable design is best considered as an individual table rather than a modular linked setup.