Choosing a table for your layout
Think about where the table will sit and what it needs to support in daily use. A side table can provide a nearby surface in an office, meeting area, reception space or shared room. Measure the available floor area and consider how people move around the table, particularly if it will sit beside a desk or seating. The round and rectangular tops create different footprints, so compare the model dimensions with the space rather than choosing by shape alone.
When to choose round or rectangular
Consider the round Dileoffice model when its shape and white finish make a better match for the surrounding furniture. Choose the rectangular model if that format works better with your layout or if cable-tray compatibility is relevant. The rectangular version has a graphite melamine top. Neither model is adjustable or linkable, so plan for its fixed form and intended position before ordering.
Review finishes and cable management
Melamine is the top material listed for both tables. The round model is described with a white finish; the rectangular model has a graphite top. The collection also lists a range of surface and base colors, including beige, black, blue, grey, white, green, orange and red surfaces, and black, grey, beige, blue, green, red, white and silver bases. These collection-level choices may differ by model, so use the individual listing to verify which finish combinations are offered for your preferred table.
If you need cable management, note the distinction between compatibility and inclusion: the rectangular model is suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check what cable-management equipment your workspace already uses and whether a separate tray is needed. The round model’s listed details do not identify cable-tray compatibility.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm the top shape, finish and dimensions on the chosen model’s product details.
- Check the available base color and how it coordinates with nearby furniture.
- For the rectangular model, verify cable-tray requirements and account for a tray separately if needed.
- Consider the fixed, non-linkable design when planning placement or future layout changes.
Myntwork offers Dileoffice tables on a monthly lease. Compare the two model listings and confirm the finish and practical details that matter for your space before choosing.
Frequently asked questions about Dileoffice Table
What is the difference between the two Dileoffice side tables?
One model has a round top and white finish. The other has a rectangular graphite melamine top and cable-tray compatibility. Compare each product listing for its available finishes and dimensions.
Which Dileoffice table is compatible with a cable tray?
The rectangular model is listed as suitable for a cable tray. The tray is not included, so check whether you need to arrange one separately. The round model is not identified as cable-tray compatible.
Are the Dileoffice tables adjustable or linkable?
No. The collection attributes list the tables as non-adjustable and non-linkable. Plan the table’s position and check its product details before ordering if your layout may change.
What top and base materials are used?
Both tables have melamine tops and column-style bases. The product details describe the bases as metal or steel; check the individual listing for the exact model information.
Do both models come in every listed color?
Not necessarily. The collection lists several surface and base colors, but the options can vary by model. Confirm the finish combinations shown on the specific product listing you are considering.
