Where the C5C collection works well
With tables described for four people, the C5C family can suit rooms where a small group needs a shared surface without choosing a large boardroom table. Consider it for recurring team meetings, one-to-one or small-group client sessions, project reviews and collaborative planning. The modular meeting-table descriptions may also appeal when you want a table format intended for adaptable meeting use; the listed tables are not linkable, however, so do not plan on joining units together to create a longer surface.
Before selecting a configuration, measure the room and allow space for chairs to be pulled out and people to move around the table. The family lists 120 cm and 150 cm dimensions for width and depth. Check the exact product dimensions and shape on the model listing, particularly if the room is tight or the table must fit alongside other furniture.
How to choose between C5C models
Start with room size and meeting needs
Use the listed size options as a starting point, then compare the model details to identify the dimensions that suit your floor plan. Think about how the table will be used: a regular four-person meeting may call for a straightforward conference setup, while a modular meeting-table format may better match a space used for different kinds of group work. Since the tables are not linkable, choose a single configuration that meets your capacity needs.
Choose the top and frame to suit the space
HPL and melamine are the stated table-top materials. Compare the finish options available on each listing, including wood tones and the listed solid colors, and coordinate the base color with the rest of the room. Natural-wood and birch-natural surfaces are specified on some C5C descriptions, but availability depends on the model. Metal is the stated base material; frame styles listed across the family include straight, angled, continuous, panel and T-leg options. Confirm which style belongs to the configuration you are considering.
Plan cable access and check the listing
The flaps and cable-tray compatibility can help when a meeting setup needs access for cables. Compatibility does not mean a tray is supplied: the collection details state that a cable tray is not included. Check whether you need to source one separately and confirm that the chosen table configuration supports your intended arrangement.
Before deciding, review the product-specific dimensions, surface and base colors, top material, frame style and included components. Myntwork offers these C5C tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option for furnishing a meeting space. Compare the individual listings to select the configuration that fits your room and working needs.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Conference Table C5C
How many people are the Inno C5C tables designed for?
The collection details list tables for four people. Check the specific model dimensions and your room layout to make sure the table and chairs fit comfortably.
What size options are available in the C5C family?
The family lists 120 cm and 150 cm width and depth options. Confirm the exact dimensions for the model you are considering, since sizes may differ between configurations.
Do the C5C tables include a cable tray?
The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the individual listing and plan separately for any cable-management components you need.
Which tabletop materials and finishes can I choose?
HPL and melamine are listed tabletop materials. Surface colors include wood tones and a range of solid colors, but the available choices depend on the specific model listing.
Can C5C tables be connected to make a larger meeting table?
The collection is listed as not linkable. Choose a single table configuration that meets your space and meeting requirements rather than planning to connect multiple units.
