Choosing a Campus table for your workplace
Start with the meeting habits the table needs to support. For regular conversations between a small team, a four-person table can provide a focused place to meet without dedicating space to a larger conference setting. It can also work for a shared project area or informal client meetings, provided the half-oval shape and seating arrangement suit your room.
Measure the available floor area before comparing models. The listed table sizes are 120 × 117 cm and 140 × 135 cm, so consider not only the tabletop footprint but also the clearance needed to pull chairs out and walk around them. If the table will sit against a wall or near other furniture, check that its curved edge and wider side fit the intended position. Use the exact measurements on the individual product listing when planning the layout.
Compare size, surface and base details
Choose the footprint that fits
Both Campus models are intended for four people, but the larger listed dimensions may better suit users who need more surface area for documents or shared work. The smaller footprint may be easier to accommodate in a compact meeting room. Compare the room plan and the way people will sit before deciding; the collection information does not establish that every size has identical specifications.
Check the configuration
The collection facts list melamine, HPL and oak tabletop materials, with white listed as a surface colour. Metal is the listed base material, and base colour options include silver, white, black and several other colours. Confirm the material and finish shown for the specific model you are considering rather than assuming every option is available on both. One model excerpt specifies a white melamine top and chrome four-leg base.
These tables have a fixed height, with collection listings showing 72 cm and 73 cm. They are not height-adjustable. If cable management matters, note that the collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the selected model’s listing for the relevant provision and any setup requirements. Linking is also shown as varying in the collection attributes, so verify compatibility if you need to connect tables together.
What to check before selecting
Confirm the table’s exact dimensions, height, top material and base finish against your room plan and intended use. Then consider the seating, access and cable-management needs around it. The individual product details are the best place to verify the configuration you want. Myntwork offers Lammhults Campus tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to furnish meeting spaces through leasing.
Frequently asked questions about Lammhults Table Campus
How many people are the Campus tables designed for?
The collection lists both Campus models for four people. Check the dimensions and your preferred seating arrangement against the room before choosing.
What is the difference between the two Campus table models?
They are both half-oval conference tables, with listed dimensions of 120 × 117 cm and 140 × 135 cm. Confirm each model’s exact specifications on its product listing.
Are the Campus tables height-adjustable?
No. The collection specifications mark them as non-adjustable and show fixed heights of 72 cm and 73 cm across the models.
Which tabletop and base options are available?
The collection facts list melamine, HPL and oak tops, along with metal bases and several base colours. Options may differ between models, so check the individual listing for the configuration available.
Can I add a cable tray or link Campus tables together?
The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Linking is indicated as varying across the collection; check the chosen model’s details if either feature is important.
