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INNO INTERIOR Table O3O

O3O tables for compact meeting spaces

INNO INTERIOR O3O is a small conference-table family for teams that need a dedicated place to meet, plan or review work. The collection includes tables described for groups of four or five, making it relevant for smaller meeting rooms, project areas and shared office spaces.

Rectangular tops and metal bases give the tables a practical meeting-room format. Their natural wood appearance can bring warmth to a professional interior, while the range’s listed surface and base color options provide scope to coordinate with existing furniture. Check the configuration details for the specific table before selecting a finish.

Choose the cable-management approach

The family has two distinct models: the O3O Conference Cable Tray Table and the O3O Conference Flaps Cable Table. The first is designed to work with a cable tray; the flaps model adds tabletop flaps and is also described as suitable for use with a cable tray.

Neither model is listed as including a cable tray. Consider how devices will be powered and how often the table will be reconfigured, then confirm the required cable-management components and finish for your chosen model.

All INNO INTERIOR Table O3O models

How to choose between the O3O models

Start with the way your team uses the meeting space. The O3O Conference Cable Tray Table is a straightforward option when your priority is a conference table designed to accommodate a cable tray. The O3O Conference Flaps Cable Table is worth considering when access through tabletop flaps is useful for connecting devices or managing cables at the work surface. Both are cable-tray compatible according to the collection information, but a tray is not included, so check what separate components your setup requires.

Think about seating as well as cable access. The collection specifications list tables for four or five people, and the conference table excerpt identifies a five-person configuration. Match the stated capacity of the specific model to the number of people who will use the room regularly, allowing enough space for laptops, notes and shared materials. Do not assume the same capacity or layout applies to both models; verify it in the selected configuration.

Compare finishes and construction

O3O tables have metal bases and wood-look tops. The collection’s listed tabletop materials are melamine and HPL, with surface colors spanning wood and neutral shades as well as a range of brighter colors. Base colors are also listed in several options. These are family-level choices, not a guarantee that every color or material is offered with every model. Confirm the available combination for the table you intend to lease, and consider how the finish will sit alongside your meeting chairs and other office furniture.

Frame descriptions in the collection data include angled, straight, panel, T-shaped and four-leg styles. Check the model’s actual frame specification rather than treating those descriptions as interchangeable options on each table. The tables are listed as non-adjustable and non-linkable, which is useful to bear in mind if your space needs height changes or tables that connect into larger layouts.

Check your room and requirements

Before choosing, measure the intended meeting area and account for chair movement, circulation and access to doors or storage. The collection data lists a 150 cm width and depth; verify the dimensions for the selected model and ensure the room can accommodate its footprint. Also decide whether you need tabletop flaps, a cable tray, or simply a compatible table that can be paired with cable-management equipment you already have.

Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. When comparing the two O3O models, confirm the exact tabletop material, finish, base color, seating capacity and cable-management setup you need. This makes it easier to choose a table that fits both the way your team meets and the practical constraints of the room.

Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Table O3O

What is the difference between the two O3O conference tables?

The O3O Conference Cable Tray Table is designed to be compatible with a cable tray. The O3O Conference Flaps Cable Table adds tabletop flaps and is also described as suitable for use with a cable tray. Compare the selected model’s detailed configuration to decide which access style suits your meetings.

Does an O3O table include a cable tray?

The collection information says a cable tray is not included, although the tables are suitable for use with one. Check what cable-management equipment your room needs and whether you will provide it separately.

How many people can sit at an O3O table?

The family specifications list four- and five-person configurations, and one model description identifies a five-person table. Confirm the capacity of the particular model you are considering, then check that it provides enough room for your team’s usual meeting setup.

What finishes and tabletop materials can I choose?

The family data lists melamine and HPL tabletops, a range of surface colors, and several base colors. Options can vary by model, so check which material and color combinations are available for the specific O3O table you plan to lease.

Can O3O tables be adjusted or linked together?

The collection data lists the tables as non-adjustable and non-linkable. If you need a different height or a connected table layout, confirm whether an O3O configuration meets that requirement before choosing.