Choosing a Unit O table for your space
Start with how the table will be used and how many people need to sit around it during a typical meeting. Unit O includes four-person models for focused discussions and smaller rooms, along with options for six or eight people. Allow enough clearance around the table for chairs to move and people to pass; the room’s usable floor area matters just as much as the seating count.
Next, compare the individual table dimensions and frame descriptions. The collection includes different frame styles, such as continuous-leg, angled-leg, panel-leg, straight-leg and T-leg configurations. These are useful distinctions when coordinating a table with existing furniture or considering access around the base. Refer to each model’s listing for its specific dimensions and frame details rather than assuming all tables share the same layout.
Materials, finishes and cable management
HPL is the listed tabletop material for this family. Several model descriptions also refer to natural wood or birch-natural flaps, while the bases or frames are metal. Surface and base colors are available in multiple options across the collection; check the selected model’s available finishes to confirm what can be specified. The detailed attributes list a two-year warranty for the collection.
If meetings involve laptops, screens or other powered devices, check whether the chosen model is suitable for a cable tray. Cable-tray compatibility is listed for some Unit O tables, but a tray is not included. Plan where cables will run and confirm the configuration you need before selecting a model.
Match the model to the way you meet
For compact discussion areas
A four-person configuration can suit a small meeting room, project space or quiet collaboration area. Compare the available four-person models by their frame style, flap details and cable-tray compatibility. The product names and specifications distinguish the options, so review the model listing rather than choosing by appearance alone.
For larger meetings
Where more people regularly meet together, consider the six- and eight-person configurations in the range. Confirm the table dimensions against the room plan, including chair pull-back space and circulation routes. If a larger surface is needed but the room is constrained, use the listed measurements to assess the trade-off before deciding.
What to check before selecting
- Choose a seating capacity that reflects your usual meeting group.
- Measure the room and compare the selected model’s dimensions.
- Check frame style, tabletop and flap details, and available colors.
- Confirm whether cable-tray compatibility is relevant, and remember the tray is not included.
Myntwork offers Unit O tables on a monthly lease. Once you have narrowed down the size and configuration, review the individual listings to confirm the details for the model that best fits your workplace.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Table Unit O
Which Unit O table should I choose for my team size?
The collection has tables described for four, six or eight people. Use your typical meeting group as a starting point, then check each model’s dimensions and allow room for chairs and circulation.
Are all Unit O tables compatible with a cable tray?
No. Cable-tray suitability is listed for some models, not all. Check the chosen model’s specifications, and note that a cable tray is not included.
What tabletop material does the Unit O collection use?
HPL is listed as the tabletop material. Several model descriptions also mention natural or birch-natural flaps; check the individual listing for the details of each configuration.
Do Unit O tables have the same frame style?
The collection lists several frame types, including continuous-leg, angled-leg, panel-leg, straight-leg and T-leg styles. Compare the specifications for each model to confirm its frame.
Can I choose different colors for a Unit O table?
Multiple surface and base colors are listed across the family. Availability can vary by model, so review the options shown for the particular table you are considering.
