Choosing a Unit table for your space
Start with the room and the way your team meets. Both Unit models are listed for four people, making them options for regular small-group discussions, project reviews or client meetings. Measure the available floor area and account for chair clearance and walkways, not just the tabletop. The collection includes size options associated with 120 × 220 cm and 150 × 250 cm configurations; check the individual model details to confirm the dimensions and orientation before deciding.
Choose by shape and flap design
Consider Unit C if its C-shaped design suits the way people need to gather around the table. Its flaps and cable-tray compatibility may be useful when the meeting setup includes equipment that needs power or cables routed neatly. A cable tray is not included according to the collection attributes, so check the selected configuration and plan for any accessories separately.
Unit F is the rectangular option, with a folding-flap top. Compare its dimensions and how the flaps operate with your room’s circulation and storage needs. The collection is not linkable, so these tables are intended to work as individual units rather than being joined into a larger conference surface.
Check finishes, materials and frame details
Collection-level options include a range of surface and base colors, including wood tones, black, white and several other colors. The available frame descriptions include angled, panel, straight, T-shaped and continuous-leg styles. These attributes may vary by model or configuration; use the product details to verify which colors, top material and frame are offered with the table you are considering.
The collection data lists HPL for the tabletop material, while the Unit C and Unit F descriptions refer to natural wood or birch. Since these descriptions do not identify every construction detail consistently, confirm the exact surface specification for your chosen model rather than assuming all options share the same top.
Before selecting a model
Check the table’s dimensions against your floor plan, confirm that four seats fit comfortably, and decide whether you need the C-shaped or rectangular layout. Then review the model-level finish, frame and cable-management information. The collection lists a two-year warranty. Myntwork offers these Inno Unit conference tables on a monthly lease; check the selected product details for the options available to your workspace.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Conference Table Unit
Which Inno Unit table is designed for four people?
Both Unit C and Unit F are listed for four people. Compare their shapes and dimensions with your room and the seating arrangement you need.
How do Unit C and Unit F differ?
Unit C has a C-shaped design with flaps and cable-tray compatibility. Unit F is rectangular and has a folding-flap top.
Does the Unit collection include a cable tray?
The collection lists cable-tray compatibility but says a tray is not included. Check the selected model details and plan separately if one is required.
What tabletop materials and finishes can I choose?
Collection attributes list HPL, while model descriptions mention natural wood or birch. Confirm the selected model’s exact top material and available colors before leasing.
Can Unit tables be joined together or height-adjusted?
The collection is listed as non-linkable and non-adjustable. Choose a model and size that suit your intended fixed meeting layout.
