Choosing a Tekla table for your space
Think about how people will use the table before comparing finishes. A rectangular conference model can support a more structured meeting layout, with options ranging from tables for smaller groups to a model described as seating up to 20. For informal conversation or a smaller meeting area, consider the round options: the HPL Tekla Meeting is described for four people, while a melamine round model is described for six.
The collection also includes a bar table, which can help create a different kind of shared or standing-height area. Check the individual listing for its dimensions and intended setup, and make sure the selected table works with the seating and room layout you already have.
How to compare models
Start with shape and capacity
Measure the available floor area and allow room for people to sit down, stand up and move around the table. Rectangular tops can work well when a defined meeting layout is needed; round tops provide a shared central surface without a designated head position. Use the stated seating capacity as a guide, then verify the dimensions and fit against your actual chairs and room.
Choose a tabletop and frame
Tekla tops are available in HPL or melamine. Both are represented in the collection, so compare the specific model’s finish options and appearance rather than assuming every color is available on every top. The listed surface colors include grey, white, beige, black, brown and wood. Metal or steel frames are offered with black or silver base colors, and leg styles include angled, straight and four-leg designs across the range.
Check the practical details
Before selecting a model, confirm its exact width and depth, tabletop finish, frame color and stated seating capacity on the product listing. The tables are not height-adjustable, so consider the fixed height in relation to the chairs or stools planned for the space. If cable management matters, check whether the chosen model is suitable for a cable tray; compatibility is indicated in the collection, but a tray is not included. The tables are not linkable, so plan the layout around individual tables rather than expecting them to connect.
Götessons Tekla tables are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease. Compare the available models and specifications to identify the fit for your room, then check the listing for the details you need before making a selection.
Frequently asked questions about Götessons Design Group Table Tekla
Which Tekla table shape should I choose?
Choose rectangular models for a more defined meeting or conference layout, and consider round models for shared conversation or smaller meeting areas. Compare the table dimensions with the room and planned seating.
What tabletop materials are available in the Tekla collection?
The collection includes HPL and melamine tabletops. Check each model’s listing for its available material and surface color options, as finishes may vary by model.
Are Tekla tables suitable for different group sizes?
Yes. The range includes models described for four, six and eight people, as well as a conference table described as seating up to 20. Confirm the capacity and dimensions of the individual model before choosing.
Can I add a cable tray to a Tekla table?
Some models are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the specific model details to confirm compatibility for your selection.
Are the Tekla tables height-adjustable or connectable?
The collection is listed as not height-adjustable and not linkable. Check each product listing for its dimensions and fixed height when planning the room.
