How to choose between the Maestro tables
Start with the number of people who typically meet at the table and the room’s usable floor area. The 250 × 90 cm rectangular model is listed for eight people and suits meetings where participants sit along the longer sides. Its panel-leg base gives the table a continuous, structured profile.
The 150 × 150 cm square table is listed for five people. Its square footprint can work well for smaller groups who prefer a more centered arrangement. It uses a column base rather than panel legs. Allow enough surrounding space for chairs to move and people to sit down comfortably; the table dimensions alone do not account for circulation space.
Check finishes and practical details
Both models have melamine tops and wood bases. The collection’s listed top colors are black, brown, white and beige, with a black base color also specified. Because the family-level options may not all apply to each table, confirm the available finish for your chosen model before placing an order.
If meetings involve laptops or other equipment, note that the tables are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Plan for any cable-management components you need separately. The tables are non-linkable and have a fixed 73 cm height, so they are not designed to join into a longer run or adjust for different working positions.
Plan for your workspace
Before deciding, measure the intended location and consider doorways, routes through the room, nearby furniture and the space needed to pull chairs back. Compare those measurements with the model’s width and depth, then check that its seating capacity matches how the room will be used. If your meeting group varies, consider whether the rectangular or square layout better suits the range of conversations and activities held there.
The listed warranty for the family is two years. Review the product details for the selected model and confirm the configuration and any accessories required for your setup. Myntwork offers these tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when furnishing meeting areas.
Frequently asked questions about MDF Italia | Acerbis Table Maestro
What is the difference between the two Maestro tables?
The rectangular model measures 250 × 90 cm, seats eight and has a panel-leg base. The square model measures 150 × 150 cm, seats five and has a wood column base.
Which Maestro table should I choose for a smaller meeting group?
The square table is listed for five people and may suit a smaller group or a square room layout. Check its 150 × 150 cm footprint against the available space and chair clearance.
Are the Maestro tables height-adjustable?
No. Both models have a fixed height of 73 cm and are not adjustable.
What top finishes are available in the Maestro family?
The listed surface colors are black, brown, white and beige, and the tops are melamine. Availability can vary by model, so confirm the finish options for the table you select.
Are cable trays included with these tables?
No. Both models are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check your cable-management needs and plan for any separate components.
