Choose a size that suits the way your team meets
Start by estimating how many people will usually sit at the table, rather than choosing only for occasional maximum attendance. The Ario range covers seating for four, six, eight, ten, twelve, or sixteen people. For a small room or focused conversations, the square four-person table offers a distinct footprint. Rectangular models provide choices for larger groups, with the one-piece construction version available in 200- or 240-cm widths and seating for six or eight.
For bigger meetings, the collection also includes models intended for eight or ten people and a multi-part table for twelve or sixteen. Compare the stated capacity and dimensions of each listing, then allow enough room to pull chairs out and move around the table. The range includes several widths and depths, but capacity alone does not confirm that a table will fit comfortably in your space.
Choose the construction and cable setup
Construction is another practical distinction. The one-piece model has a single-piece design, while other options use a multi-part or inset-top construction. The inset tabletop model has steel panel legs; the square-top model uses a steel column base. Across the collection, bases may be steel or melamine, and frame styles include panel legs and a column. Review the individual model details to confirm the configuration you need.
For meetings that use laptops or other connected equipment, the AT41 is suitable for a cable tray. It does not include the tray, so check what cable-management components your room already has and what may need to be arranged separately. The collection is not linkable, and its tables are not height-adjustable; all listed models have a fixed 75-cm height.
Consider finishes and room coordination
Melamine is the tabletop material across the Ario family. Collection surface color options include beige, black, brown, grey, white, red, and wood; base colors include black, grey, beige, red, silver, and white. These are collection-level options, so verify the available finish choices on the specific model you are considering. Think about how the tabletop and base will work with existing furniture and the visual character of the room.
What to check before selecting a model
Measure the intended position, including the space needed for chairs and access routes, and compare those measurements with the product dimensions. Confirm that the seating capacity matches your regular use, that the chosen shape supports your meeting format, and that any cable-management needs are covered. The listed warranty is two years; review the product details for the terms that apply to your selection.
Myntwork offers MARO Ario conference tables on a monthly lease. Once you have narrowed down the size, construction, finish, and cable requirements, review the individual model information to confirm the exact configuration before making a decision.
Frequently asked questions about MARO Conference Table Ario
How many people can MARO Ario conference tables seat?
The collection includes tables for four, six, eight, ten, twelve, or sixteen people. Check each model’s stated capacity and dimensions to find the right fit for your usual meeting size.
Does the Ario collection include a square conference table?
Yes. The square-top model seats four and has a 120-by-120-cm melamine top. The other listed models have rectangular tops.
Which Ario model is suitable for a cable tray?
The multi-part AT41 model is suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Confirm your cable-management requirements when reviewing the model.
Are MARO Ario tables height-adjustable?
No. The tables are fixed-height, with a listed height of 75 cm. They are also not linkable.
What tabletop and finish options are available?
All models have melamine tops. Collection-level surface colors include beige, black, brown, grey, white, red, and wood; check the individual listing for the finishes offered with that model.
