Choosing a Maki table for your space
Start with the way the room is used. A table for a regular four-person meeting may need a smaller footprint than one used for six-person sessions or occasional larger gatherings. Maki includes configurations listed for four and six people, but the number of seats that work comfortably also depends on chair width, circulation space and how people enter and leave the room.
Measure the available floor area, then check the table’s listed width and depth. Leave room around the table for chairs to move and for people to pass through. Because dimensions and configurations vary, use the individual product details to confirm the size before selecting a model.
Choose the tabletop and setting
Compare materials according to the look and setting you need. The family includes models with HPL or Linecompact laminate tops, as well as versions with glass, Laminam, Fenix NTM or Dekton surfaces. These are options across the range, not a promise that every material is offered in every size. Review the chosen model’s available colors and finish details when narrowing your selection.
If the table will be placed outdoors, choose a model specifically described for outdoor use. Several Maki configurations are identified for outdoor settings, with different top materials and aluminium bases. Confirm the intended setting and the specifications of the exact version you are considering; do not infer outdoor suitability from the collection name alone.
Plan for changing needs and meeting-room setup
An extendable format can help a shared room adapt between smaller meetings and occasions when more table space is needed. Check the product details for the configuration and dimensions relevant to your layout. The family includes models marked as suitable for a cable tray, but suitability does not mean a tray is included. Confirm whether the selected table supports your cable-management plan and what accessories, if any, are supplied.
What to check before leasing
- Confirm the table’s dimensions, stated seating capacity, tabletop material and available colors.
- For an outdoor setting or cable-tray requirement, verify that the specific model lists that feature.
- Review the product information and available catalogue or dimensions documents to compare configurations.
Myntwork offers Kristalia Maki tables on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the size, material and setting that suit your space, compare the relevant models and check their individual specifications before choosing.
Frequently asked questions about Kristalia Maki Meeting Table
Which Maki table size should I choose for my meeting room?
Compare the listed dimensions with your room, chair positions and circulation space. Maki configurations span widths of 114–209 cm and depths of 80–100 cm; check the individual model for its exact measurements and stated seating capacity.
Are all Kristalia Maki tables extendable?
The family includes extendable models, but features can vary by configuration. Check the selected product listing to confirm that the particular table you are comparing is extendable.
What tabletop materials are available in the Maki family?
Depending on the model, tops include HPL or Linecompact laminate, glass, Laminam, Fenix NTM and Dekton. Availability and colors vary, so use each model’s details to compare options.
Can I use a Maki meeting table outdoors?
Some Maki models are specifically described for outdoor use. Choose one of those configurations and verify its listed material and specifications rather than assuming every model is suitable outdoors.
Does a cable-tray-compatible Maki table include a cable tray?
Not necessarily. Selected models are marked as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included according to the collection information. Check the individual listing for what is supplied.
