How to choose a C1C table
Start with the meeting pattern
Think about how the room is used on an ordinary day. A table listed for 4 people may suit a compact team room or one-to-one discussions, while 8-, 10- and 12-person configurations are options to compare for larger meetings. These capacities are guides for selection; allow enough room around the table for chairs, movement and access to doors or storage.
Consider whether the table will stay in one room and serve a regular group, or support different meeting formats. The collection’s tables are rectangular and are not listed as linkable, so plan the layout around the chosen table rather than assuming multiple units can be joined together.
Match the dimensions to the room
Review the width and depth of each specific model alongside a room plan. Leave usable clearance around the table and consider where chairs will be pulled out, where people will walk, and whether nearby screens or storage affect placement. Capacity alone does not tell you whether a table will fit comfortably in your space.
Review finishes and practical details
The collection attributes list HPL table tops and metal bases. Surface and base colors appear in a range of listed options, while some model descriptions specify natural-wood or birch-natural flap details. These details may vary between configurations, so check the chosen model’s listing for its actual finish and frame information instead of assuming every color or detail is available on every table.
For rooms with laptops, displays or other meeting equipment, check whether the selected model is marked as suitable for a cable tray. The collection information says cable trays are not included, so confirm what is supplied and what your room setup requires before finalizing your choice. Also review the model’s stated dimensions and the listed two-year warranty.
Plan the next step
Once you have narrowed the options by capacity, measurements and finish, compare the individual C1C listings to verify the details for your preferred configuration. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered as part of planning furniture for a workplace. Confirm the requirements for your room and the terms that apply to your chosen products with Myntwork.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Table C1C
What seating capacities are available in the INNO INTERIOR C1C collection?
The collection includes tables described for 4, 8, 10 and 12 people. Check each model’s listing for its specific capacity and dimensions.
How do I choose between the C1C table sizes?
Start with the number of people who will use the table, then compare the selected model’s width and depth with the room layout, chair space and circulation routes.
Are C1C tables suitable for cable trays?
Cable-tray compatibility is listed for some configurations. The collection attributes state that a cable tray is not included, so check the individual model details.
What materials and finishes are listed for the C1C tables?
Collection attributes list HPL tops and metal bases. Some model descriptions mention natural-wood or birch-natural flap details; verify the finish for the specific configuration.
Can C1C tables be linked together?
The collection is listed as not linkable. Plan your room layout around the size and shape of the individual table you select.
