How to choose a Ceres meeting table
Start with the group and room
Estimate how many people will regularly use the table, then compare that number with the capacity listed for each model. The two-person and four-person round tables are suited to smaller gatherings, while the oval H-leg option seats eight and the larger oval metallic-stand model accommodates up to twelve. The single melamine stand model also has seating options spanning six to twelve people.
Next, check the footprint against your room plan. The specified oval sizes include 240 × 120 cm for the H-leg table and 360 × 120 cm for the metallic-stand table. The conference oval model is available in widths from 200 to 360 cm. Allow for chairs and circulation space when assessing whether a size will work; do not choose by table length alone.
Match the shape and base to the setting
Round tables create a compact meeting point, while oval and rounded-end shapes provide a longer shared surface for larger groups. Base styles include H-leg, panel leg and column. If you have a preference for a specific base, check the individual model details: the round two-person option has a panel leg, the round four-person option has a metallic column, and the eight-person oval option uses an H-leg steel base.
Materials, colors and practical details
Melamine is the tabletop material throughout the collection. Depending on the model, bases are listed as melamine, steel or metal. Surface color choices across the collection include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white and wood; base colors include grey, beige, blue, brown, black and silver. Confirm the available finishes for the particular table you are considering rather than assuming every color applies to every model.
The tables are not height adjustable and are not linkable. They are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included, so check what cable-management accessories your setup requires. The collection has a two-year warranty.
What to check before selecting
Before choosing a model, confirm the required seating capacity, the available floor area and whether the stated dimensions suit your layout. Then compare shape, base style and the finishes available for that specific item. If you are furnishing several meeting spaces, assess each room separately: a compact round table may fit one use case, while a larger oval table may better suit a shared conference room.
Myntwork offers Ismobel Ceres tables on a monthly lease. Review the individual model information to confirm its dimensions, seating details and finish options, then consider the lease alongside your workplace furniture requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Ismobel Meeting Table Ceres
Which Ceres table should I consider for a small meeting area?
Compare the round melamine panel-leg table listed for two people with the round metallic-column table listed for four. Choose according to your typical group size and available floor space.
Which Ceres models are listed for larger meetings?
The oval H-leg table seats eight, the oval metallic-stand model accommodates up to twelve, and the single melamine stand table has seating options from six to twelve.
What shapes are available in the Ceres collection?
The collection includes round tables, oval tables and a melamine stand table with rounded ends. Check each model's details for its exact dimensions and seating capacity.
Are Ceres meeting tables height adjustable or linkable?
No. The collection attributes list the tables as non-adjustable and not linkable.
Does a Ceres table include a cable tray?
The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the individual model information and plan separately for any cable-management accessories.
