Choosing a GRID table for your space
Start with the number of people who will use the table most often, then check how much floor space is available for chairs and movement. A square 80 × 80 cm model is listed for two people and can suit a compact meeting spot. For a four-person setup, compare that footprint with the larger 160 × 160 cm square tables and the rectangular 160 × 80 cm options. For groups of eight, the collection includes rectangular tables measuring 240 × 80 cm.
Capacity is a useful starting point, not a substitute for planning the room. Check the table dimensions against the meeting-room plan and allow space around the table for seating and access. The listed height is fixed at 74 cm, so it is worth confirming that this works with the seating and activities planned for the space.
Choose the shape and surface
Square or rectangular
Square models can make sense for smaller, more evenly arranged groups, while rectangular formats provide a longer work surface for meetings and conference use. Choose based on how people need to gather and how the table will sit within the room, rather than capacity alone.
Oak, Forbo and base details
The collection facts include oak tops and Forbo tops, with Forbo 4177 and 4023 named on specific models. Steel bases are listed, with details such as straight legs or a four-leg frame appearing on selected tables. Color information also varies by model: check the product listing to confirm the surface and base finish rather than assuming every color is available in every size.
Check cable management and model details
If cables need to reach the tabletop, look for a model explicitly marked as suitable for a cable tray. Several listed rectangular tables have this compatibility, but the facts do not say that the tray is included. Confirm the selected model’s dimensions, top, base and cable-tray details before finalizing a room plan.
Once you have narrowed the choice by capacity, shape and finish, compare the individual GRID listings for the precise configuration. Myntwork offers these +Halle tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider the collection as part of a workplace furnishing plan.
Frequently asked questions about +Halle Table Grid
Which +Halle GRID table size should I consider for two people?
The collection includes square 80 × 80 cm tables listed for two people. Compare the individual models for their top and base details, then check that the footprint suits the room and seating arrangement.
What GRID formats are listed for four people?
The range includes rectangular 160 × 80 cm models and square 160 × 160 cm models listed for four. Choose between them based on the room layout and whether a rectangular or square surface better suits the meeting.
Are there +Halle GRID tables for larger meetings?
Yes. The collection includes rectangular 240 × 80 cm tables listed for eight people. Check the product details and the available floor area before selecting a model.
Which top materials are available in the GRID collection?
The listed collection includes oak and Forbo tops. Forbo 4177 and 4023 are named on specific models, so use each product listing to confirm the surface on the table you are considering.
Do all GRID tables include a cable tray?
No inclusion is stated. Some models are marked as suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected product's details if cable management is important to your setup.