Choose a format to suit the way you meet
Start with the meeting pattern rather than appearance alone. Round tables can work well for face-to-face discussion, while rectangular formats make use of a longer room layout and can suit presentations or structured meetings. Square options offer a different footprint for a shared discussion area. These are format considerations, not a substitute for checking the dimensions against your floor plan and furniture arrangement.
The collection includes stated capacities of four, six, eight, ten and twelve people. Use that information as a guide, then consider how much personal working space people need for laptops, documents or refreshments. If the table will host a mix of meeting types, allow room for chairs to move and for people to enter and leave comfortably.
Compare dimensions and tabletop construction
Atom widths in the supplied range run from 140 cm to 400 cm, with listed depths from 70 cm to 240 cm. The largest dimensions may suit a substantial conference room, while smaller tables can fit more compact settings; confirm each product’s precise width and depth before selection. Some rectangular tables have a two-piece top, while other models have a single top. This distinction can matter when matching the table to your preferred format, so review the product description for the exact model.
Melamine and HPL are the tabletop materials listed for this family. Surface colours include beige, brown, grey, white, wood and black. Metal is the base material across the collection, with steel and aluminium also listed. The listed tabletop thickness is 18 mm. Check the individual listing to confirm which material and colour combinations apply to your chosen table.
Plan for cables and room requirements
Atom tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If power or cable management is needed, check what accessories your workplace requires and confirm the selected table’s compatibility before ordering. The tables are not adjustable and are not linkable, so plan the room layout around the footprint of each individual table rather than relying on height changes or joining tables together.
Before choosing, compare the table dimensions with the room, the stated seating capacity with typical attendance, and the listed top and base details with your design requirements. Myntwork offers Boss Design Atom meeting tables on a monthly lease. Review the product details to confirm the configuration that fits your workspace, then consider how it will work with your existing chairs and meeting-room setup.
Frequently asked questions about Boss Design Atom Meeting Table
Which Atom table shape should I choose?
Compare the room layout and the way people meet. The family includes rectangular, round and square formats; check each table’s dimensions and consider circulation space and chair placement before selecting.
What seating capacities are available in the Atom collection?
The collection lists capacities of four, six, eight, ten and twelve people. Check the capacity shown on the individual product listing and consider whether it suits your usual meeting size.
What tabletop materials and colours can I compare?
Melamine and HPL are listed tabletop materials. Surface colours across the family include beige, brown, grey, white, wood and black; availability depends on the specific table configuration.
Are cable trays included with Atom meeting tables?
No cable tray is listed as included, although the tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray. Check the selected product details and your cable-management requirements before choosing.
Can Atom tables be adjusted or joined together?
The collection attributes list the tables as non-adjustable and not linkable. Plan around the dimensions of the individual model and verify its details when comparing options.
