Götessons Design Group Conference Table Tekla

Where Tekla tables work well

Use the smaller Tekla options for team rooms, project spaces or meeting areas where a compact footprint matters. Larger configurations can serve boardrooms and shared conference rooms where more participants need a place at the same table. The family includes stated capacities of 6, 8, 12 and 16 people, giving you a useful starting point when comparing models.

Capacity alone should not determine the choice. Consider how the room is used: a table for occasional presentations may need a different amount of surrounding space than one used for daily collaborative work. Account for chairs, routes through the room and any other furniture before settling on a footprint.

How to choose between Tekla models

1. Start with the room. Measure the area available for the table and seating, and allow room for people to pull chairs back and move around. The collection ranges from 200 to 500 cm in width and 80 to 120 cm in depth; confirm the exact dimensions of the model you are considering.
2. Set your seating requirement. Use the listed capacity of each option to narrow the choice. The family’s configurations accommodate 6, 8, 12 or 16 people. If your meetings vary in size, consider whether the room needs to prioritize everyday use or occasional larger gatherings.
3. Choose the finish for the room. The melamine tops are offered in beige, black, brown, grey, white and wood surface colors. Black and silver are the available base colors. Choose a combination that works with the existing furniture and the look you want for the meeting space.

Check practical details before selecting

Tekla tables have angled metal or steel legs and a fixed height of 74 cm; they are not adjustable. If your setup needs cable management, note that the tables are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. The models are also non-linkable, so plan around the dimensions of a single table rather than expecting to connect units together.

Plan your workspace lease

Before choosing, compare the selected model’s dimensions, seating capacity, surface color and base color with your room plan. Check that the table fits alongside chairs and any existing equipment, and decide whether you need to arrange cable management separately. Myntwork offers Götessons Tekla tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a new or changing workspace.