Choose a footprint that works in your room
Start with the space available rather than choosing by tabletop size alone. Measure the intended table area and allow room for people to sit down, stand up and move around the table. For a compact meeting area, the 120 × 60 cm models are the smallest listed footprint. The 140 × 70 cm option offers a middle size, while 150 cm and 160 cm wide tables provide a larger working area. The 160 × 80 cm footprint is the largest shown in the collection.
Think about what will be on the table during a typical session. Laptops and notebooks may fit comfortably on a smaller top for a focused discussion, while larger plans, shared materials or several devices can benefit from more surface area. Confirm the selected model’s exact dimensions before planning a room layout.
Match the model to the way you work
For meetings and shared work
Choose a footprint that suits both the number of participants and the room’s circulation. Each listed model is for four people, but the usable space around seats depends on your chairs and room layout. If the table will be used for different activities, consider the surface area needed for both conversation and work materials.
For training or a particular layout
One model is described as a training table, while the others are presented as meeting tables. The family attributes also indicate that linkable options exist, but linkability can vary between models. Check the individual listing if you need tables to connect or want to verify a specific use case.
Check the details before selecting
Surface materials listed across the collection include melamine and HPL, and the family attributes also list oak. Options are not necessarily shared by every model, so use the selected product’s specifications to confirm the top material and finish. Listed surface colors include beige, black, brown, grey and white; base colors include black, grey, silver and white. Confirm availability on the individual model rather than assuming every combination is offered.
Base construction is listed as metal or steel, with straight-leg and T-leg designs in the range. The tables are non-adjustable, and the listed fixed heights are 24 cm or 27 cm. If cable management matters, check whether the chosen model is suitable for a cable tray and whether a tray is included; the collection attributes show both inclusion states. Myntwork offers these HOWE tables on a monthly lease. Before choosing, verify the model’s dimensions, finish, base and included features against your room and project requirements.
Frequently asked questions about HOWE Table
What sizes are available in the HOWE Meeting Table collection?
Listed sizes range from 120 × 60 cm to 160 × 80 cm. Other examples include 140 × 70 cm, 150 × 60 cm and 150 × 75 cm. Check the individual model listing for its exact dimensions.
Are the tables height-adjustable?
No. The family attributes identify the tables as non-adjustable, with fixed heights of 24 cm or 27 cm listed across the range. Confirm the height for the specific model you are considering.
Which tabletop materials can I choose?
Melamine is listed for several models, and some also specify HPL. Oak appears in the family-level attributes. Available materials depend on the particular model, so check its product details before deciding.
Do all models include a cable tray?
No. The family information indicates that some models include a cable tray and others do not, although tables may be suitable for one. Review the selected model’s details to confirm compatibility and inclusion.
Can I link HOWE Meeting Tables together?
Linkable and non-linkable options are both represented in the collection attributes. Since this feature can vary by model, confirm the selected table’s listing if connecting tables is important to your layout.
