Choosing a Kei table for your room
Begin with the room’s main purpose. For regular meetings with a consistent group, compare the listed seating options of four and six people with the available table dimensions. Leave enough clearance for chairs to be pulled back and for people to move around the table. The collection includes widths from 148 to 230 cm and depths of 75 or 123 cm; check the exact dimensions attached to each option rather than assuming every size is offered on every model.
If the room is shared or needs to be rearranged, consider one of the mobile designs. The Kei Rectangular Flip-Top Castors Meeting Table combines castors with a flip-top, while the Kei Rectangular On Castors Meeting Table offers a rectangular top on a wheeled base. The conference model has a folding top. Compare these mechanisms against how the room is actually used, and check any relevant handling or storage requirements with your team.
Compare tops, frames and cable needs
Top and frame details help distinguish the models. The flip-top version is described with a powder-coated tabletop. The rectangular model on castors has rounded edges and a lacquered T-leg frame, while the conference folding-top model uses a central pedestal. Across the family, listed frame types include column, angled legs and T-leg. Surface color options include beige, black, white and red, with black or brown listed for the base. Verify the available combination for your selected table.
For meeting rooms that rely on wired equipment, note that the conference folding-top model is compatible with a cable tray. A cable tray is not included, so confirm what additional cable management you need. The tables are not height-adjustable: the listed minimum and maximum height are both 75 cm. The collection is not linkable, which is worth considering if you are planning a connected run of tables.
What to check before selecting
- Measure the room, including chair clearance, and compare it with the selected table’s width and depth.
- Confirm whether the intended setup is for four or six people.
- Choose a fixed, folding or flip-top format based on how often the room needs to change.
- Check the exact surface color, base color, frame and finish available for the selected model.
- Plan separately for cable management if required, since a compatible tray is not included.
Product dimensions are available in a dimensions PDF. Review it alongside the individual model details before finalizing your selection. Bulo Kei tables are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease, giving workplaces a way to lease a table suited to their meeting setup.
Frequently asked questions about Bulo Meeting Table Kei
Which Bulo Kei meeting table should I choose for a four-person room?
The family includes configurations listed for four people. Compare the dimensions and frame of the specific model with your room layout, and allow clearance for chairs and movement.
Are Bulo Kei meeting tables available for six people?
Six people is a listed seating option in the collection. Check the selected model’s configuration and dimensions to make sure it suits your group and available space.
Which Kei tables can be moved or folded?
The family includes two rectangular models on castors, one with a flip-top, as well as a conference model with a folding top. Check each model’s details to compare its format.
Does the Bulo Kei family include cable management?
The conference folding-top model is compatible with a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Confirm your cable-management requirements and any necessary accessories before choosing.
