Choosing a HOWE table for your meeting space
Start with the way the room is used. A table for a small team discussion may need a different footprint from one intended for larger meetings or presentations. The family includes a 180 × 120 cm rectangular configuration specified for six people, alongside models listed for 16 and 18. Treat those figures as useful selection guidance, and check the details of the exact configuration you are considering.
Next, measure the room and account for more than the tabletop. Leave space for chairs to move and for people to enter, exit and circulate comfortably. The family’s listed widths and depths span multiple sizes, so compare a model’s dimensions with your room plan rather than choosing by seating capacity alone. If the table will serve several purposes, consider how its shape works with the room layout and the way people need to face one another.
Compare the model details that affect daily use
Shape and tabletop finish
Rectangular tables are the main choice in the listed models, while the family attributes also identify oval, semi-oval leaf and rounded-both-sides options. Shape can influence how people gather and how efficiently the table fits the room. Surface choices vary by model and include melamine, HPL, laminate and wood. When comparing finishes, consider the look you want and the practical demands of the space. Check the selected model’s specifications for its actual top material, color and edging; some listings specify a matching ABS edge.
Base and cable management
Metal and steel bases are represented in the family, including T-leg configurations, with listed base colors such as black, silver, grey and white. Where a meeting setup uses powered devices, check whether the table is suitable for a cable tray and whether a tray is included. Those are separate details: compatibility does not by itself confirm that a tray comes with the table. Also verify whether the specific configuration is linkable if you need tables to work together; linkability varies across the family.
What to check before selecting a model
Confirm the table’s dimensions, seating information, tabletop shape and surface, base finish, and cable-tray details against the needs of your room. If several people share the space, check that the arrangement leaves adequate circulation and supports the way meetings are run. Where a particular finish or configuration matters, rely on the individual model listing rather than assuming every option is available across the family.
Myntwork offers HOWE conference tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider these tables as part of their workplace setup. Compare the available configurations and review the model details that matter to your space before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about HOWE Conference Table
Which HOWE conference table size should I consider?
Begin with your usual meeting size, then compare the listed seating and dimensions for each configuration. The family includes examples for six, 16 and 18 people; confirm the details for the model you select.
Are all tables in the family rectangular?
Rectangular models are represented, and the family attributes also list oval, semi-oval leaf and rounded-both-sides shapes. Check the specific model listing to confirm its shape.
What tabletop materials are available?
Depending on the model, listed surface materials include melamine, HPL, laminate and wood. Check each configuration for its exact material, color and edging.
Do HOWE conference tables include a cable tray?
Cable-tray suitability and inclusion vary. Confirm both details on the selected model, since being suitable for a tray does not necessarily mean one is included.
Can I connect tables together?
Linkability varies across the family. If you need a joined arrangement, check the selected model’s details rather than assuming every table can be linked.
