Leyform Eos 1614 Plus Table

Leyform Eos 1614 Plus Table

The Leyform Eos 1614 Plus Table is a Leyform table from the Eos collection for buyers choosing a straightforward table with a melamine top and column frame. Its defining combination is a black steel base and a choice of yellow, blue, white or black surface, making the main finish options clear at purchase.

Leyform Eos Table Design

The column-frame design distinguishes this model from tables with other frame arrangements. It gives buyers a clear configuration to compare when selecting furniture for a professional workspace, without adding a linking feature or a Bluetooth control option.

Choose the surface color according to the look you want the table to contribute: yellow or blue for a more colorful finish, or white or black for a neutral choice. The base remains black across these surface options, so the combination is consistent when comparing finishes.

The Eos collection and 1614 Plus model name help identify the table when reviewing Leyform furniture. If you are comparing several options, these details make it easier to keep the collection and model distinct from other tables.

Melamine Top And Steel Base

The tabletop is made of melamine, while the base is steel. This gives buyers the material information needed to compare the table with alternatives based on their own preferences for a table surface and supporting structure.

The black steel base provides a consistent contrast with the available surface colors. This can help you decide whether you want the base to blend with a black top or stand apart from a yellow, blue or white one.

The product data identifies the top material but does not specify a particular care routine or additional surface treatment. Buyers can therefore assess the table based on its stated melamine construction rather than relying on unlisted maintenance or durability claims.

Table Setup And Practical Choices

The table is suitable for use with a cable tray, but a tray is not included. This distinction matters when planning cable management: you can consider a compatible tray separately, rather than assuming it arrives as part of the table.

This model is not linkable, which is useful to know if your layout depends on joining tables together. It is best assessed as an individual table rather than as one component in a linked arrangement.

There is no Bluetooth control. Buyers who do not need that feature can focus on the table’s stated construction and finish choices, while those looking for Bluetooth control should consider a different specification.

Leyform lists a two-year warranty for the Eos 1614 Plus. Taken together, the melamine top, steel column frame, available surface colors and cable-tray compatibility give you the key details to weigh when deciding whether this table suits your workspace requirements.