Where to use Gaber Norman tables
Norman high meeting tables suit spaces where people need to meet briefly, work together or exchange ideas without occupying a formal meeting room. Place one beside lounge seating for a more active collaboration setting, in a reception or waiting area for short conversations, or within an open-plan office as an alternative touchdown point.
The two-person capacity also makes the collection useful for private conversations and focused paired work. Because the tables are not adjustable or linkable, plan them as individual meeting stations rather than as components for building a larger conference layout.
How to choose between the models
Select the height and shape
Start with the height that matches the way the table will be used. The 90 cm models offer a moderately raised meeting surface, while 105 cm models create a bar-height position suited to standing conversations or compatible high seating. Check the surrounding stools, circulation space and user preference before choosing.
Round tops support face-to-face conversation and work well in compact or central locations. Square versions can align more easily with walls, workstations and room layouts. Available top sizes include compact options around 68 or 70 cm and larger round versions around 80 cm.
Compare frames and surfaces
Three-leg Norman models provide a distinctive base for compact round tables, while four-leg versions offer a more familiar table silhouette. The collection also includes column-frame configurations. Review the product details for the exact base design, especially when matching several tables in one area.
For the surface, compare the available melamine and HPL options with the rest of the workspace. Listed colors include choices such as black, white, grey, beige, brown, green and wood effects, depending on the model and finish configuration. Some Norman versions are listed with steel tops, so check the individual finish information when the material is important to your specification.
Check practical details before ordering
- Confirm the required height: approximately 90 cm or 105 cm.
- Measure the available area and allow room for two users to approach the table comfortably.
- Choose round or square according to circulation, alignment and meeting style.
- Check whether the selected model is compatible with a cable tray; compatibility does not mean the tray is included.
- Review the available colors and materials in the product documentation before coordinating multiple tables.
Myntwork offers Gaber Norman high meeting tables on a monthly lease, helping businesses furnish meeting and collaboration areas without treating every requirement as a permanent, one-size-fits-all installation. Before selecting a model, compare the product specifications, user manual and colors and materials documentation available for the collection.
Frequently asked questions about Gaber High Meeting Table Norman
Are Gaber Norman high meeting tables suitable for more than two people?
The Norman models in this collection are specified for two people. For larger meetings, consider using multiple separate tables only if the layout and non-linkable design suit the space.
Should I choose a 90 cm or 105 cm Norman table?
Choose around 90 cm for a moderately elevated meeting surface and around 105 cm for a bar-height setup or standing conversations. Check the height of nearby seating and the intended working posture.
What top shapes are available in the Norman collection?
The collection includes both round and square tops. Round tables support direct conversation in central areas, while square tops can be easier to align with walls, workstations and compact layouts.
Do all Gaber Norman tables include a cable tray?
No. Cable-tray compatibility is available on applicable models, but the collection facts specify that a cable tray is not included. Check the exact product details before ordering.
What materials and frame types can I compare?
The family includes melamine and HPL surface options, aluminum frame construction and selected models with steel tops. Frame formats include three-leg, four-leg and column designs; confirm the exact combination on each model.