Choosing a Splash table for your space
Start with the role the table needs to serve. For a two-person meeting point, consider whether the available footprint works with chairs, circulation space and nearby furniture. The rectangular format can be positioned against a wall or used as a standalone meeting table, but allow enough room for people to sit down and move around comfortably.
For occasional conversations, a simple fixed table may be all you need. If the table will also support laptops or other equipment, consider how cables will be routed and whether a compatible cable tray is useful for your setup. Splash tables are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included, so plan for that as a separate item if required.
Compare the bases and finishes
Choose between the two models by checking their base construction and the finish shown in the specific product details. S1870 is described with a chrome-finished metal base; S1872 has a metal and steel base. Across the collection, listed base materials include aluminium, metal and steel, and listed base colors include black, grey, silver and white. Confirm which combination applies to your selected model rather than assuming every option is available on both.
The white melamine top is common to the family, so the main distinction between these tables is the base description and the corresponding appearance. Consider how the base will sit alongside existing furniture and the overall palette of the room. Both models are rectangular, non-adjustable and not linkable, so choose another setup if you need a table that changes height or connects to additional tables.
Check the practical details before selecting
Measure the intended position, including the space needed for two people and their chairs. Then review the individual listing for the table dimensions, exact base finish and any other model-specific information you need for planning. The collection information specifies a two-year warranty; check the product details for the applicable terms.
Myntwork offers Dileoffice Splash tables on a monthly lease. If leasing is relevant to your project, confirm the available model and terms as you assess the workspace requirements. A clear decision on seating, cable management, finish and placement will help you select the Splash table that fits the way your team will use it.
Frequently asked questions about Dileoffice Table Splash
How many people are the Dileoffice Splash tables designed for?
Both Splash models are specified for two people. Consider the available room for chairs and movement when planning where to place one.
What is the difference between Splash models S1870 and S1872?
Both have a rectangular white melamine top. S1870 is described with a chrome-finished metal base, while S1872 is described with a metal and steel base. Check each listing for its exact finish.
Does a Splash table include a cable tray?
No. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but it is not included. Account for a separate tray if your workspace needs one.
Can Splash tables be adjusted or linked together?
The collection specifications indicate that the tables are not adjustable and are not linkable. They are fixed-height, standalone tables.
What should I check before choosing a Splash table?
Check the space for the table and seating, the specific model's base finish, and whether you need a separate cable tray. The collection lists a two-year warranty.
