Choosing a table for each area
Start with the role the table needs to play. A side table can sit beside lounge seating or provide a nearby surface in a reception area. The two Proto side-table choices have different listed heights, H550 and H450, so consider the height of adjacent seating and whether the table is intended to be reached from a seated position. The names identify one as a 420 round side table; check its product listing for the complete dimensions before confirming placement.
For a shared lounge or informal meeting point, compare the two lower coffee-table formats. The round model is identified as 800 H350, while the oval model is H350. Choose between their shapes based on the available floor area and how the table should sit among the surrounding furniture. Neither model is linkable, and the collection is not height-adjustable.
Materials, finishes and practical checks
Across the family, the stated top material is oak and the base material is wood, with a column frame. Product descriptions specify a clear-lacquered oak or wood top. The group data lists beige, white, red and transparent as surface color values, and beige for the base. Confirm the finish shown for each individual model, as the available values do not establish that every color is offered on every table.
If cable management is relevant to the planned location, the collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the product details for whether a separate tray is appropriate for the particular model and setup. The listed warranty is two years; review the product information for the applicable terms.
Plan the collection around your layout
Before selecting, measure the space around seating and walkways, then compare the table’s listed dimensions with the clearance needed for people to move comfortably. For a consistent look across a workplace, the oak tops and wood column bases offer a shared visual language; for varied zones, the different shapes and heights help define distinct uses without mixing table families.
Myntwork offers the +Halle Proto tables on a monthly lease. Compare the four model listings, confirm the finish and dimensions that suit each location, and check any cable-tray requirement before choosing the tables for your project.
Frequently asked questions about +Halle Table Proto
What types of tables are included in the +Halle Proto collection?
The family has four models: two round side tables, one round coffee table and one oval coffee table. Compare the individual listings for their dimensions and finish details.
How do the Proto table heights differ?
The side-table models are listed as H550 and H450. Both coffee tables are H350. Consider the height of nearby seating and check each product listing before deciding.
Which shapes are available in the collection?
The collection includes round and oval tops. The side tables and one coffee table are round; the other coffee table is oval.
What materials and colors are listed for Proto tables?
The group data specifies oak tops and wood column bases, with clear-lacquered tops described in the product information. Listed surface colors are beige, white, red and transparent; beige is listed for the base. Confirm colors on each model listing.
Are Proto tables adjustable or supplied with a cable tray?
The collection is listed as not adjustable and not linkable. It is suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included, so check the individual product information if cable management is needed.
