Choosing a Flora table for your space
Start with the room and the way your group meets. A Flora table seats six, so allow enough space not only for the table but also for chairs and comfortable movement around it. The rectangular model may suit a longer room or a layout where the table needs a clear direction. The square model offers a more compact, balanced footprint in plan, which can work well where people gather around a central point. Compare the shape against the room layout rather than relying on seating capacity alone.
Check the listed width for the exact model and configuration before planning the floor layout: the collection information lists widths of 180 and 210 cm. Confirm which width applies to the model you are considering, and measure access routes as well as the final meeting area. Since these tables are not adjustable, make sure their high format suits the intended users and meeting style.
Match the model to the way your team works
For a linear meeting setup
Consider the rectangular Artexport Flora High Meeting Table when a longer surface makes sense for your room or meeting layout. Its steel-and-wood base distinguishes it from the square model. If the table will be used with laptops or other meeting equipment, note that this model is compatible with a cable tray. Compatibility does not mean the tray is supplied, so check whether a separate tray is needed for your setup.
For a square gathering point
The Flora High Square Metal Meeting Table has a square top and metal legs, with a black ash finish noted in its product details. It is an alternative for teams that prefer a square layout and a metal base. Compare its appearance and footprint with nearby desks, seating, and storage so the meeting area feels consistent and remains easy to navigate.
Review finishes and practical details
Melamine is the tabletop material across the collection. Listed surface colors include black and brown, while silver is listed for the base; individual model details may specify a particular finish, so verify the selected table rather than assuming every color applies to every version. The collection has a two-year warranty. Use the product details to confirm the exact dimensions, finish, and any cable-management requirements before finalizing your selection.
Once you have identified the model and size that suit your space, consider how the table will be used throughout the working week and what equipment needs to be close at hand. Myntwork offers these Artexport Flora tables on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option for businesses furnishing meeting areas.
Frequently asked questions about Artexport Meeting Table Flora
How many people can sit at an Artexport Flora meeting table?
Both Flora models are listed for six people. Check the room layout and allow space for chairs and movement around the table when planning capacity.
What is the difference between the two Flora models?
The Flora High Meeting Table has a rectangular top and a steel-and-wood base. The Flora High Square Metal Meeting Table has a square top, metal legs, and a black ash finish noted in its product details.
Are the Flora tables available in different widths?
The collection information lists widths of 180 and 210 cm. Confirm the width associated with your chosen model and configuration before arranging the space.
Do the Flora meeting tables include a cable tray?
A model in the collection is compatible with a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the selected model’s details and plan separately for cable management if needed.
Can the height of a Flora table be adjusted?
No. The collection is listed as non-adjustable, so consider whether its high format is appropriate for the people and activities planned for the meeting area.
