How to choose a Picnic table
Match the format to the activity
Consider whether the table will be used mainly for quick breaks, informal conversations or seated meals. A high table can support a more casual, standing-height arrangement; the low table is the option to consider when people need to sit at a standard table height. Since the tables are not adjustable, choose the height that will work for the space rather than relying on later changes.
Use the size and capacity as a guide
The family includes a 150 cm high round table and two 180 cm models, one high and one low. The 180 cm high and low tables are described as seating six, while the collection capacity data also includes a four-person option. Allow room around the table for chairs, movement and access routes, and verify the selected model’s listed capacity before planning the layout.
Materials, colors and practical details
Picnic tables have melamine tops and metal bases. Product descriptions identify galvanized frames, with aluminum specified for the 180 cm models. The collection attributes also list steel and aluminum among base materials. Color information for the family includes blue, grey and purple surfaces and grey or silver bases; confirm the available combination for the particular size and height you are considering.
If the table will be used near powered equipment, note that the collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. The tables are not linkable, so plan each one as a separate piece rather than expecting to join several together.
Plan the layout before selecting
Measure the intended position and consider how people will approach and use the table. For a terrace with mixed activities, compare the high and low formats in relation to nearby seating and standing areas. For a more compact arrangement, check whether the 150 cm model’s size and stated capacity meet the need; for larger gatherings, assess the 180 cm options and the space they require.
Before ordering, confirm the model name, height, size, color and capacity in its product details, along with any cable-management requirements. Myntwork offers these +Halle Picnic 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 Picnic
What is the difference between the high and low Picnic tables?
The collection has high and low formats. The high tables suit standing or perch-height use, while the 180 cm low table is intended for seated use. Choose based on the activities and seating planned for the area.
Which Picnic table size should I choose?
The listed models are 150 cm and 180 cm wide. Use the table’s product details to confirm its capacity, and measure the available floor area to leave room for seating and circulation.
Are all Picnic tables suitable for six people?
The 180 cm high and low models are described as seating six. Collection capacity data also lists four people, so check the individual model information rather than assuming every size has the same capacity.
What materials and colors are available in the collection?
The tables have melamine tops and metal bases; product descriptions specify galvanized frames, including aluminum on the 180 cm models. Collection attributes list blue, grey and purple tops and grey or silver bases. Confirm the options for your selected model.
Is a cable tray included with a Picnic table?
No. The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the selected model details and plan separately for any cable-management accessories you need.
