Choosing a table for your meeting area
Start with the people and activities the table needs to support. The boat-shaped and elliptical Styles models are listed for six people, as is the tonne-shaped T-foot frame model. These are useful starting points when you want a defined meeting surface for a group. For other shapes, review the individual listing for seating guidance and dimensions; shape alone does not establish how many people will fit comfortably.
Next, measure the room and the space around the table. The collection includes a 160 × 80 cm T-leg model and an 180 cm-wide T-leg model, while other rectangular options are available in the family. Check the product details for the exact footprint of the model you select, then allow room for chairs to move and people to pass. A top that fits the room on paper may still feel cramped if circulation space is limited.
Match the top and base to your priorities
Choose a shape for the way you meet
Rectangular tops offer a familiar layout for presentations and shared documents. Boat-shaped, elliptical and tonne-shaped tops provide alternatives when you want a different outline for the meeting space. Compare the listed models in person or against your room plan where possible, and consider how each shape relates to the seating arrangement and any screens or shared materials.
Check height and frame details
Several Styles tables have a fixed height of 74 cm, so confirm that this suits your chairs and preferred working posture. The range includes steel T-foot and T-leg frames; review the specific product information for the frame paired with each top. Melamine is the listed top material, and steel is specified for the frames. Surface and base finishes may vary by model, so check the available selection before coordinating with existing furniture.
Plan extensions and cable access
If you are considering the right-hand 135 extension, confirm that its orientation and configuration work with the table arrangement you have chosen. It has an adjustable melamine surface and steel base and is designed to be compatible with a cable tray. Compatibility does not mean the tray is included, so check what is supplied and how your team will manage power and cables before finalising the setup.
Before choosing, compare each model’s dimensions, shape, frame, height and listed seating information with your room requirements. Myntwork offers CEKA PRO Styles products on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option for businesses furnishing meeting spaces. Review the individual product details and available finish information to confirm the configuration that fits your plan.
Frequently asked questions about CEKA PRO Conference Table Styles
Which CEKA PRO Styles tables are listed for six people?
The boat-shaped, elliptical and tonne-shaped models are each listed for six people. Check each product’s dimensions and your room layout to confirm the fit for your use.
What top shapes are available in the Styles collection?
The listed models include boat-shaped, elliptical, tonne-shaped and rectangular tops. The exact shape and dimensions depend on the selected model.
Are CEKA PRO Styles tables height-adjustable?
Several listed conference tables have a fixed height of 74 cm. The family also includes a right-hand 135 extension described as adjustable; check its product details for the applicable adjustment information.
Does the Styles extension include a cable tray?
The right-hand 135 extension is designed for cable-tray compatibility, but the available product information says a cable tray is not included. Confirm what is supplied before planning cable management.
What materials are used in this collection?
The listed conference tables have melamine tops and steel frames or bases. Finish availability can vary by model, so check the individual listing for current options.