Where Reef tables work well
For a small meeting room, start with the number of people who will use the table most often. Reef includes models listed for two people as well as four-person options. A round or square top can suit a compact discussion area, while a rectangular top may fit a longer room or a meeting setup that needs a more directional layout. Allow space for chairs and for people to move around the table, then compare that clearance with the dimensions of each model.
These tables can also serve as a place for quick project check-ins or informal conversations within an open-plan office. Match the table’s capacity and footprint to the way your team meets, rather than choosing a larger surface by default.
How to compare the models
Start with shape and size
Choose between round, square and rectangular tops based on the room and how people will sit. Listed widths include 60, 80 and 140 cm, with listed depths of 60, 70 and 80 cm. Not every dimension applies to every model, so use the product details and dimensions PDF to check the exact footprint before making a selection.
Check the top and base
Reef tops are listed in melamine, HPL and oak. Consider the finish that best fits the look and everyday use of your workspace, and confirm the material and colour for the specific table you are considering. Steel bases are available in several colours. The base design also varies across the range, including circular and square forms, so compare the individual product images and specifications.
What to confirm before selecting
Check seating capacity, overall dimensions and the height stated for the individual model; Reef includes different model descriptions, and the tables are not adjustable. If cable management matters, note that some models are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Confirm any environmental documentation or certification at model level rather than assuming it applies across the whole collection. A two-year warranty is listed for the collection.
Once you have narrowed the choice to a shape, size and finish, compare the available Reef models and their specification documents. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which may suit businesses planning furniture around a monthly budget.
Frequently asked questions about Boss Design Reef Meeting Table
Which Reef meeting table should I choose for two people?
Look at the models listed for two people, then compare their round or square top shapes, dimensions and base designs against your room. Check the individual listing for the exact configuration.
Are there Reef tables for four people?
Yes. The collection includes models listed for four people, including rectangular-top options. Confirm each model’s dimensions and seating capacity before choosing.
What top materials are available in the Reef collection?
Collection attributes list melamine, HPL and oak tops. Material and colour choices can vary by model, so check the selected table’s product details.
Can I add a cable tray to a Reef meeting table?
Some Reef models are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the individual model details to confirm compatibility.
Are Reef meeting tables height adjustable?
No, the collection is listed as not adjustable. Check the dimensions PDF and product details for the exact height of the model you are considering.
