Kristalia Oops Meeting Table

Choose a format for the way your team meets

Start with the room plan and the most common meeting size. Round tables support face-to-face discussion, while square formats make efficient use of compact rooms and can provide a clear shared surface. Rectangular tables are a natural fit for conference settings where people sit along the length of the table. The OOPS family also lists oval tops, so compare the available shapes against your room dimensions and preferred seating arrangement.

Use the stated seating guidance and dimensions for each model rather than assuming that tables of a similar shape accommodate the same number of people. Allow room for chairs to move and for people to pass behind seated colleagues. If the table will be used for presentations or shared equipment, include that surface area in your planning.

Decide whether an extendable model is useful

Some OOPS tables extend, including round and square options. This can suit a meeting room where attendance changes from one session to another. Check both the compact and extended dimensions against the available floor space, and consider whether the expanded format will still leave comfortable access around the table.

Fixed models may be more straightforward when the room has a consistent purpose and the usual group size rarely changes. The family includes fixed-height options at 74 cm and 76 cm; verify the chosen model’s listed height and dimensions when coordinating with office chairs or other furniture.

Compare materials and practical details

OOPS tabletops are available in HPL and melamine, with aluminium bases. Select the specific surface and base finish from the options shown for each model: the collection data includes white surface colour and a range of base colours. Do not assume every finish is offered on every table.

For rooms with screens or laptops, check the model’s cable provisions. One conference table is described with concealed cable management. The collection is also marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included, so confirm what the particular model provides and what your setup requires.

Check the details before specifying

Compare the exact tabletop shape, dimensions, height, extension function and finish for each candidate. Review the available dimensions document or catalogue when planning a layout, especially if the table needs to fit within a defined meeting-room footprint. Also confirm whether its cable-management arrangement works with the devices and connections used in the space.

Myntwork offers Kristalia OOPS tables on a monthly lease. Once you have narrowed down the format and configuration, check the individual product details to confirm the available options for your workplace.