Choosing a Ponto table for your space
Start with the room and the group
Begin by measuring the available floor area, including space for chairs to move back and people to pass around the table. Then compare that usable footprint with the model dimensions and the number of people who will typically meet there. A table intended for 18 people will serve a different purpose from a round table for a smaller meeting, and it needs a room that can accommodate its length.
For a room used for discussion among a small group, consider whether a round top fits the way people meet and how the table will sit in the room. For scheduled team meetings, workshops or larger conference sessions, compare the rectangular formats by both seating capacity and length. Do not rely on capacity alone: chair size, room circulation and any equipment placed on the tabletop affect how comfortable the setup will be.
Match the tabletop and base to your priorities
HPL and oak tabletops appear in the collection, alongside wood bases. Surface colors listed across the range include white, black, grey, beige, blue, green, orange, yellow and brown. Check the individual model details to confirm which material and color are available for the version you are considering; the collection-level options do not necessarily apply to every configuration.
All listed tables have a fixed height of 74 cm, so they are not a choice for rooms that need adjustable-height meeting furniture. The frames include angled-leg and four-leg configurations. Compare the model details and room layout to determine which base arrangement works best for access and chair placement.
Plan for power, fit and next steps
If people use laptops or other devices during meetings, check whether cable management is needed. Some Ponto models are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included, so confirm compatibility and plan any required accessories separately. The tables are not linkable, so select a single model and size that suits the intended group rather than planning to connect multiple tables together.
Before selecting a configuration, verify its exact dimensions, stated seating capacity, tabletop material, color and cable-tray compatibility on the product details. Also consider how the table will be brought into the room and positioned, especially for longer formats. Myntwork offers Lammhults Ponto tables on a monthly lease; review the available models and leasing details to identify a fit for your workspace.
Frequently asked questions about Lammhults Table Ponto
Should I choose a round or rectangular Ponto table?
A round table can suit smaller, conversational meetings, while rectangular models offer a range of capacities for team and conference settings. Compare the table shape with your room layout and typical meeting size.
How do I choose the right Ponto table size?
Start with the usual number of attendees, then check the model’s stated capacity and exact dimensions against the room, chair space and circulation routes.
Are Ponto tables height-adjustable?
No. The listed Ponto tables have a fixed height of 74 cm.
Can I add a cable tray to a Ponto table?
Some models are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Confirm compatibility for the specific model before planning your cable setup.
Which tabletop materials and colors are available?
The collection includes HPL and oak tabletop materials, with multiple surface colors listed across the range. Check each model’s details to confirm its specific options.
