Martex High Meeting Table

Martex High Meeting Table

The Martex High Meeting Table is a high-format meeting table designed for groups of up to six people. It has a rectangular melamine top and a column-style steel base. Its elevated format makes it a distinct choice for meeting spaces where a high table suits the planned setup. The stated capacity, shape, and materials provide practical details to consider when selecting a table for a team area.

The rectangular top provides a shared surface for meeting use, while its shape helps define how the group can arrange itself around the table. The listed surface color options are White, Brown, Beige, Grey, Wood, Pink, Green, Blue, Gold, and Black. These choices allow you to coordinate the table with the room or select a contrasting color while retaining the same table format and stated capacity.

A steel column base supports the melamine tabletop. The column-style frame is a key part of the table’s design, and the product information identifies the base material as steel. The table is not linkable, so it is intended to be used as an individual unit rather than connected to another table. Keep that detail in mind when planning a room layout that may require multiple tables or a continuous linked arrangement.

The table is suitable for a cable tray, which can be considered separately if cable management is needed for the meeting setup. The tray is not included with the table. The product information does not specify tray dimensions or additional cable-access details, so check compatibility before purchasing a separate tray. This lets you account for cable management without assuming that the accessory comes with the table.

Use the stated six-person capacity, high format, rectangular shape, and non-linkable design together when deciding whether this model fits your room and intended use. The melamine top and range of listed colors offer options for coordinating the surface with the surrounding space. A two-year warranty is specified. Review the separate cable-tray requirement and the table’s individual-unit configuration as part of planning your meeting area.