Choosing the right size for your space
Start with how many people are likely to use the table at one time. The Arno 5 16351 is the four-person option and may suit a smaller meeting point or shared work area. The 16361 seats six, offering more capacity for a team gathering or a larger break space. Allow room around the table for people to sit, stand and move through the area; the stated seating capacity is a useful starting point, not a substitute for checking your floor plan.
Because both models are rectangular and non-linkable, decide where each table will sit before arranging nearby furniture. If you need a connected run of tables, this collection’s models are not described as linkable. A fixed-height design also means the table cannot be adjusted to suit different working heights, so consider the activities and seating planned for the space.
Review materials and practical details
Top and base
Both configurations have a melamine top. The 16351 has a metal base, while the 16361 is specified with a steel base and a four-leg frame. The collection information lists a silver base color. Use these details to compare the models with the furniture and finish choices already in your workplace, and confirm the configuration information for the model you select.
Cable management
The 16351 is suitable for a cable tray, which can be relevant when people need access to power or device cables at the table. Compatibility does not mean a tray is included: the listed product details say it is not. Check what cable-management equipment your space requires and whether a separate tray is needed. Do not assume the 16361 has the same compatibility unless that is confirmed for your chosen configuration.
What to check before selecting
- Choose four or six places according to the usual number of users.
- Measure the intended location and leave circulation space around the rectangular table.
- Confirm that a fixed-height, non-linkable table suits the planned layout.
- Review the base material and cable-tray requirements for the specific model.
Myntwork offers Leyform Arno 5 tables on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the capacity and configuration that fit your space, check the individual model details and lease information to plan the next step.
Frequently asked questions about Leyform Table Arno 5
How do the two Leyform Arno 5 tables differ?
The 16351 is for four people and has a silver metal base with cable-tray compatibility; the tray is not included. The 16361 seats six and has a four-leg steel base.
Which Arno 5 model should I choose for a smaller space?
The four-person 16351 may be the better fit when you need less seating, but measure the room and allow space for movement before deciding.
Are the Arno 5 tables height-adjustable?
No. The collection details list the tables as non-adjustable, so check that a fixed-height table works for the activities and seating you have planned.
Does a Leyform Arno 5 table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The 16351 is described as suitable for a cable tray, so check whether you need to source one separately.
Can Arno 5 tables be linked together?
The collection details list the tables as non-linkable. Plan each model as a separate table within your layout.
