How to choose a Levels table
Start with the number of people who will use the table regularly, then measure the room rather than choosing by capacity alone. Leave room for chairs to be pulled out and for people to move around the table. The 180 cm meeting table is listed for six people, and the 240 cm meeting table for eight. For the 300 cm model, the available information gives its width and identifies it as modular, but does not specify a seating capacity; use your floor plan and expected meeting setup to assess it.
Match the format to the room
The 180 cm width may suit a more compact meeting area, while the 240 cm size offers a longer surface for larger meetings. The 300 cm table is the widest option in this family and may be worth considering where a substantial shared work surface is needed. These are fixed-height tables, so verify that the 73 cm height works with the chairs and tasks planned for the space.
Consider materials and cable needs
The collection combines melamine table tops with steel column bases. These material details can help you check compatibility with your existing furniture and the visual direction of a workspace. The tops are described as rounded on both sides; consider the room’s circulation and the placement of neighboring furniture when assessing the shape.
Cable-tray compatibility is included in the collection specifications, but the tables do not include a cable tray. Think through where devices will sit and how cables should reach power before ordering. Confirm the cable-management components required for your setup rather than assuming they are part of the table.
What to check before leasing
Compare the listed width with your room measurements, check the fixed height against your seating, and confirm the model’s intended use with your team. The family includes two meeting tables with stated capacities and one 300 cm modular table without a stated capacity, so do not assume all three are specified for the same number of people. If the table will be used for presentations, shared devices or hybrid meetings, include those needs in your layout and cable plan.
Each listed model has a two-year warranty. Myntwork offers these +Halle Levels tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to arrange furniture for a workspace without purchasing it outright. Before deciding, confirm the size, cable-tray requirements and any other details relevant to your planned setup.
Frequently asked questions about +Halle Table Levels
Which +Halle Levels size is specified for six people?
The 180 cm meeting table is listed for six people. Check the room dimensions and allow space for chairs and circulation as well as the table itself.
Which Levels table is specified for eight people?
The 240 cm meeting table is listed for eight people. The 300 cm modular table has no seating capacity specified in the available information.
Are the table heights adjustable?
No. The Levels tables have a fixed height of 73 cm, so check that this suits the seating and activities planned for your workspace.
Do +Halle Levels tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, so plan the cable-management components and routing needed for your setup.
What materials are used in the Levels table collection?
The collection specifications list melamine tops and steel column bases, with rounded-sided tops. Check the individual model details when comparing options.
