Choosing a Presto table for your space
For a meeting room, begin with the available floor area and how the table will be used. A rectangular conference table can suit planned discussions, reviews or shared project work. Measure the room with chairs in place and leave enough clearance for people to sit down and move around comfortably. The Presto range lists several widths and depths, but dimensions are configuration-specific, so confirm the size of the model you are considering rather than assuming every listed finish or size is available with every base.
The 314-11 side table serves a different purpose. Its trigoon-shaped top and column base make it an option for a supporting surface beside seating or within a work area. It is not adjustable or linkable, according to the product information. Consider where people will reach it from and whether its shape works with the surrounding furniture.
How the conference-table models differ
Four straight legs or panel legs
Choose between the Presto 654 and All-PR by looking at their base styles and the needs of the room. The 654 has a steel base with four straight legs; the All-PR has a steel base with panel legs. Both are rectangular conference tables with melamine tops. Compare the leg layout with chair placement and the look you want in the space. The available details do not establish that one base style offers a particular capacity or performance advantage, so use the model specifications to check the details that matter to your project.
Check finishes and practical requirements
Melamine is the stated tabletop material across the listed models. The collection attributes include beige, black, grey, white and wood surface colors, and grey, silver, white, black and wood base colors. Confirm the selected model’s actual color options before planning it alongside existing furniture. If cable management is important, the collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check compatibility and any additional requirements for your chosen table.
Plan your selection and leasing
Before choosing, confirm the exact model, dimensions, finish and base style against your room plan. The family is marked non-adjustable, so consider the intended users and working posture when selecting a height. Collection information lists a two-year warranty; check the selected product details for applicable terms. Myntwork offers these Artexport Presto tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a new or changing workspace.
Frequently asked questions about Artexport Table Presto
Which Presto table is intended for use as a side table?
The Artexport Presto 314-11 is the listed side-table model. It has a trigoon-shaped melamine top and a column base, and is not adjustable or linkable.
How do the Presto conference tables differ?
Both the 654 and All-PR are rectangular conference tables with melamine tops and steel bases. The 654 has four straight legs, while the All-PR has panel legs.
What sizes and colors can I choose from?
Collection attributes list widths from 80 to 180 cm and depths of 60 or 80 cm, along with several surface and base colors. Confirm the dimensions and finishes offered for the specific model you select.
Can I add a cable tray to a Presto table?
The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check compatibility and requirements for the exact table configuration before planning cable management.
Are the Presto tables height adjustable?
The collection is marked as non-adjustable. Check the chosen model’s product details for its specified height and make sure it suits the intended users and setting.
