Plan around the way your team meets
A conference table for 16 or 18 people can support formal presentations, recurring team meetings and collaborative sessions that bring several departments together. Before choosing, consider how people will enter and move around the room, where screens or presentation equipment will sit, and whether the table needs to support regular laptop use. These practical checks help you assess the table as part of the whole meeting space rather than as a standalone piece.
Both C2C models have rectangular tops, which can work well when you want a clear orientation for meetings or need to align the table with the room. Confirm the capacity shown for the particular configuration you are considering, and check that the planned seating arrangement leaves sufficient room for chairs and circulation.
Compare the two C2C models
Cable Flaps Conference Table
Consider the C2C Cable Flaps model if you want tabletop flap access for managing connections during meetings. Its cable flaps can make it easier to reach wiring without routing every connection across the tabletop. Think about where participants will use laptops or other equipment, and whether those access points suit your preferred seating plan.
Modular Flap Access Conference Table
The C2C Modular Flap Access model combines a modular format with flap access. It may be the more relevant listing to compare when modular construction is a priority for your room plan. Review the model details and available options carefully; the collection information does not establish that every configuration has identical dimensions or features.
Check finishes, frames and cable planning
The collection uses HPL tabletops and metal bases. Surface color options include wood, beige, black, white, grey and several other colors; base colors also vary. Frame styles listed for the family include angled, continuous, panel, straight and T-leg options. Availability may differ by model or configuration, so confirm the choices shown for the table you select rather than assuming every finish or frame is offered with both models.
Both tables are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. If your room requires one, check what tray arrangement will work with the chosen table and plan for any additional components separately. Also confirm the listed seating capacity and the table’s dimensions against your room before finalizing the layout.
What to check next
Start with the capacity and access style, then compare the available top, base and frame options. Consider how the table will be used day to day, including the number of connected devices and the location of power or data access. Myntwork offers these Inno C2C tables on a monthly lease; review the selected listing for its configuration details and leasing information.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Conference Table C2C
How do I choose between the two C2C conference tables?
Compare the C2C Cable Flaps model with the C2C Modular Flap Access model based on whether you prefer the cable-flap or modular flap-access configuration. Then check the capacity and options listed for your selected model.
How many people can the C2C collection accommodate?
The collection includes configurations listed for 16 and 18 people. Confirm the capacity for the specific model and configuration you are considering.
Are cable trays included with these tables?
No cable tray is included in the collection details. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected listing and plan for a tray separately if your setup needs one.
What tabletop and frame options are available?
The tables have HPL tops, with surface colors that include wood and several other shades. Metal base colors and frame styles vary; check the individual listing to confirm options for the configuration you want.
