Choosing the right format for your layout
Start by deciding where the table will sit and what it needs to support. The end module is worth considering when you want an end-position piece within a room arrangement. The freestanding square table is a straightforward choice when the table needs to stand on its own. If your available space or furniture layout is organized around a corner, compare the corner version.
Next, check the available footprint against the space you have. The collection attributes list a width and depth of 63 cm, but the family includes different top shapes. Review the selected model’s dimensions and outline before placing it beside other furniture, especially where circulation space or access to a workstation matters. The tables are listed for one person, so consider whether the intended use is an individual surface rather than a shared worktop.
Materials, finishes and practical details
The family uses HPL tops, with steel specified as a base material in the collection attributes. The individual descriptions add useful distinctions: the end module and corner model identify Fenix material, while the freestanding model specifies a painted steel base. Use those listing details to compare models rather than assuming that every material or finish is available on every format.
Beige, black and white are listed surface colors, and white and beige are listed base colors. Confirm the finish choices for the specific model you are considering. If cable routing is part of your setup, note the distinction between being suitable for a cable tray and including one: these tables are listed as suitable, but the tray is not included. They are also non-adjustable and not linkable, which may help clarify whether a fixed, standalone table meets your needs.
What to check before selecting
Compare the shape, placement and model-specific material details first, then verify the size and finish options against your room plan. Consider whether the table will be used independently, at the end of an arrangement or in a corner, and whether you need to plan for a separate cable tray. The listed warranty for the collection is two years; check the product information for the terms that apply to your selection.
Myntwork offers Infiniti SYS side tables on a monthly lease. Once you have narrowed down the format, review the individual listings to confirm the configuration and finish options for that model.
Frequently asked questions about Infiniti Sys Coffee Table
What is the difference between the Infiniti SYS side table formats?
The collection includes an end module with a rectangular top, a freestanding version with a square top and a corner table. Choose according to where the table will sit and which shape suits your layout.
Which SYS side table should I choose for a corner?
Compare the SYS Ecktisch Corner Two-Slot Frame Side Table if you want a corner format. Check its model listing and dimensions against the space and nearby furniture before deciding.
Do the SYS side tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected model’s details and plan separately if you need one.
What materials and colors are available in this family?
The listings specify HPL tops, with Fenix material identified on the end module and corner model and a painted steel base listed for the freestanding model. Collection attributes list beige, black and white surface colors and white and beige base colors; verify options for each model.
Can the SYS side tables be adjusted or connected to one another?
The collection is listed as non-adjustable and not linkable. Treat the tables as fixed, standalone pieces when planning your layout.
