Where an Amara conference table can work
Use an Amara table as the main meeting surface in a dedicated conference room, a shared team space or a project room. The six- and eight-person seating options can help you compare the table to the usual size of your meetings. If the room serves several purposes, consider how much space chairs need when occupied and whether people can move comfortably around the table.
These models are not linkable, so they are not designed to be joined together into a longer table. If your meeting setup changes regularly or needs to expand beyond the available seating options, account for that before selecting a configuration.
How to choose between the two models
Start with the room and seating
Measure the available floor area, then compare it with the table dimensions and the clearance needed for chairs and circulation. The collection includes widths of 180, 200, 220 and 240 cm, and depths of 100, 120, 140 and 160 cm. Confirm which dimensions are offered together for the model you are considering. Match the seating option to how many people need a place at the table during a typical meeting.
Compare the frame and colors
Choose between the symmetrical and asymmetrical steel frame designs based on the appearance and layout you prefer. The tops are melamine, 25 mm thick, and the bases are steel. Use the available surface and base colors to coordinate the table with the room, chairs and other furniture. Color availability may vary by configuration, so check the options shown for your chosen model.
Plan for cables and everyday use
Both tables are suitable for a cable tray, which may help organize meeting-room cables, but the tray is not included. Check what cable-management arrangement your room requires and what additional items, if any, are needed. The tables have a fixed height of 74 cm and are not adjustable, so consider compatibility with the chairs and working style your team uses.
When comparing configurations, verify the seating, dimensions, top color and base color together rather than choosing by appearance alone. MARO lists a two-year warranty for the collection. Myntwork offers these conference tables on a monthly lease; review the available configurations and leasing details to decide what fits your workplace needs.
Frequently asked questions about MARO Conference Table Amara
How do I choose between the symmetrical and asymmetrical frame?
The main stated difference is the frame design. Compare the symmetrical and asymmetrical appearance with your room layout and preferred style; both models have rectangular melamine tops and steel bases.
Which Amara table size should I consider for my meeting room?
Start with the number of people you need to seat—six or eight—and measure the room, including space for chairs and movement. Available widths range from 180 to 240 cm and depths from 100 to 160 cm; confirm the combinations offered for each model.
Can I join multiple Amara tables together?
No. The collection is listed as not linkable, so the tables are not designed to connect into a larger continuous meeting surface.
Are cable trays included with the tables?
No. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the configuration and any additional cable-management items needed for your room.
Are the Amara tables height-adjustable?
No. The listed height is fixed at 74 cm, and the tables are not adjustable. Check that this height works with the chairs and meeting setup you plan to use.
