Plan the layout around the connection
Start with how people will use the space and how the desks need to meet. A linking element can help extend a workstation arrangement, but its shape and support should suit the neighboring desks and the room plan. Consider circulation, access to each seat and the direction in which the connected surfaces need to face. If you are fitting several workstations, map the arrangement first and compare the relevant CenFormX shapes against that plan.
The family includes corner, corner-leaf, rectangular, square, trapezium and trigoon top shapes in its available configurations. This range can support different layout needs, but do not assume every shape is offered with every support or finish. Confirm the selected model’s details before coordinating a multi-desk order.
Choose the support and features you need
Round-foot or square-foot support
Choose between the round-foot extension, round-support element and square-foot element based on the configuration that works with your adjoining desks and available floor space. The extension is described as a one-person linkable element; the round-support and square-foot versions provide alternatives within the same family. These are distinct models, so use their individual product information to check fit and features.
Fixed or adjustable
Adjustability is not common to every model: the square-foot linking element is identified as adjustable, while the family includes both adjustable and non-adjustable options. If the ability to adjust matters to your setup, check the chosen model’s specifications rather than relying on the collection-level range.
Check finishes and cable management
Melamine tops and steel bases are the stated materials. Available surface colors span beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, green, red and wood, and base colors include black, silver and white. These are family-level options, not a guarantee that every finish is available on every model. Review the specific listing to coordinate colors with the rest of the office.
The desks are suitable for a cable tray, but tray inclusion varies: family configurations indicate that a tray may be included or not included. If cable management is part of your plan, confirm this detail for each selected element and consider how cables will be routed across connected desks. Myntwork offers CEKA PRO products on a monthly lease; check the individual listings for the details relevant to your chosen configuration.
Frequently asked questions about CEKA PRO Desk Linking Element CenFormX
What is a CenFormX desk linking element for?
It is a one-person desk element designed to link with other desks, helping create connected workstation layouts. Choose a model and shape that suit the way the adjoining desks will meet.
How do the CenFormX models differ?
The listed options include a round-foot extension, a round-support element and a square-foot element. The square-foot model is adjustable; check each model’s details for its specific configuration and features.
Are all CenFormX tops the same shape?
No. The family includes a range of top shapes, including corner, corner-leaf, rectangular, square, trapezium and trigoon configurations. Confirm the shape offered for the particular model you are considering.
Which colors can I choose?
The collection’s surface-color options include neutrals, brighter colors and a wood-look finish, with black, silver and white base colors. Exact combinations vary, so check the selected model’s listing.
Does every linking element include a cable tray?
No. The family is suitable for a cable tray, but inclusion varies by configuration. Check the product details if you need a tray included with your selected element.
