How to choose the right Ceres table
Start with the space the table needs to serve. For a compact workstation, compare the 100 cm-wide models and their listed depths of 60 or 70 cm. If you need a wider working surface, the collection also includes a 120 cm width. Measure the intended location, allowing room for the chair and comfortable movement around the table. Confirm the exact dimensions on the individual model listing before deciding.
Next, consider the base configuration. The Ceres family includes a right-hand pedestal table, a square-top design with a round base, and a square top supported by a wave-shaped metal column. The base styles affect the table’s appearance and how its support sits within the work area. Choose the configuration that suits the layout, and check that it leaves enough room for the user’s legs and any nearby furniture.
Match the table to its use
These tables are listed for one person and have a fixed 73 cm height; they are not height-adjustable. That makes them a straightforward option when a standard-height individual work surface suits the task. They may also work as a compact touchdown point or a dedicated table in a shared office. If the user needs a different working height or a surface sized for several people, compare the specifications carefully before selecting from this family.
Review finishes and cable needs
Melamine is the tabletop material across the collection, paired with a metal base. Surface color choices listed for Ceres include beige, brown, grey, white, wood, and black, while base colors include black and grey. Since finish combinations can vary by model, use the product listing to verify the specific color pairing you want rather than assuming every finish is offered on every table.
The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. If you plan to route cables beneath the work surface, check the individual listing and your chosen cable-management setup for compatibility. Also confirm the tabletop size, base style, and available colors before finalizing the selection.
What to check before leasing
When comparing the Ceres models, review the dimensions, top shape, base configuration, and finish together—not just the overall width. Consider how the table will sit alongside other furniture and whether the right-hand configuration is appropriate for your intended layout. The listed warranty is two years; consult the product details for the applicable terms.
Myntwork offers these Ismobel Ceres tables on a monthly lease. Before choosing, identify the model and finish that fit your workspace, then check its full specifications and lease information. This helps ensure the selected table suits both the physical space and the way your team will use it.
Frequently asked questions about Ismobel Pedestal Table Ceres
Which Ismobel Ceres table should I choose for a smaller workspace?
Compare the 100 cm-wide models and their listed depths of 60 or 70 cm. Measure your available area and check each model’s full dimensions before selecting.
Are Ceres pedestal tables height-adjustable?
No. The collection has a fixed height of 73 cm and is listed as not adjustable.
How do the Ceres table bases differ?
The family includes a right-hand pedestal configuration, a round metal base, and a wave-shaped metal column base. Refer to each model listing to confirm its exact configuration.
Are cable trays included with these tables?
No cable tray is included. The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, so check compatibility with your planned setup and the individual model details.
