Choosing a Sushi table for your room
Start with the room layout
Measure the space where the table will sit, allowing for chairs to be pulled out and people to move around the table. The Sushi family includes both rectangular and square formats, with listed widths of 100, 150, 177, 200 and 220 cm and depths of 80, 90 and 100 cm across the range. These dimensions are not all paired with every model, so use the individual product details to confirm the size that fits your room.
Think about how the table will be used day to day as well as when extended. An extendable design can provide flexibility for larger meetings, but the available facts do not specify extension measurements or seating capacity. Confirm those details for the model you are considering, and check that the extended table still leaves comfortable access through the room.
Match the shape to the meeting style
A rectangular table can work well in a linear room or where participants need a clear shared orientation. The square Sushi model offers a different footprint that may suit a compact meeting area or a more evenly arranged group. These are general layout considerations rather than seating guarantees; the room dimensions and selected table size will determine what works in practice.
Compare materials and practical details
Choose a tabletop based on the look you want and the options offered for the particular model. The family includes compact laminate, laminate, Fenix, wood and glass tops. The rectangular compact laminate model has anodised aluminium legs, while the square glass-top model has an aluminium base. Another rectangular model is offered with laminate, Fenix or wood top options. Confirm the exact finish and colour on the model listing, since the collection’s choices vary by table.
The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. If your meeting setup needs cable management, check what tray or accessories are compatible and plan for them separately. The tables have four-leg frames, aluminium bases and a 74 cm height; they are not adjustable and cannot be linked together. The listed warranty is two years.
What to check before selecting a model
- Confirm the tabletop shape, material, colour and dimensions for the exact model.
- Check the table’s size both closed and extended, along with your preferred seating arrangement.
- Measure clearance for chairs, walkways and nearby doors or furniture.
- Decide whether you need a cable tray, and verify compatible options since one is not included.
Review the catalogue and dimensions documents for further model-specific information. Myntwork offers Kristalia Sushi conference tables on a monthly lease, so you can also consider leasing when planning furniture for your workspace.
Frequently asked questions about Kristalia Sushi Conference Table
Which shapes are available in the Kristalia Sushi conference table family?
The collection includes rectangular tables and a square glass-top model. Check each listing to compare the shape and dimensions of the specific table.
Are all Kristalia Sushi tables extendable?
Yes. All three models in this collection are described as extendable. Check the product details for the closed and extended dimensions before arranging the room.
What tabletop materials can I choose from?
Across the family, the listed options include compact laminate, laminate, Fenix, wood and glass. Material availability depends on the model, so confirm the finish on its product listing.
Do the tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included in the listed specifications. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, so check compatible options if your meeting setup needs one.
Are Kristalia Sushi conference tables height-adjustable?
No. The listed height is 74 cm, and the tables are not adjustable. They also cannot be linked together.