How to choose a Tense table
Start with seating and room dimensions
Choose the four-person configuration if that seating capacity matches the way your team usually meets; consider the six-person model when meetings regularly include a larger group. Then compare the table’s footprint with the room. The listed width is 190 cm, while the collection includes depths of 80 cm and 115 cm. Confirm which depth belongs to your selected configuration and allow enough space around the table for chairs and movement.
Both models are rectangular and have a fixed-height design rather than an adjustable one. The four-person table is described as fixed-height. The collection data lists a 73 cm minimum height and a 73–90 cm maximum range across the group, so verify the stated height for the specific model before planning chair compatibility.
Consider cable access and tabletop finish
If participants use laptops or other devices during meetings, compare the top-access cable-management model with the fixed-top version. The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check whether the table’s cable-access arrangement works with your room’s power and cable-routing plan; do not assume that power outlets or accessories are supplied.
Melamine and HPL are the tabletop materials listed for this collection. The available surface colors span neutrals and brighter choices, including black, grey, white, green, pink, red, wood, yellow and beige. Confirm the actual finish options for the model you select, then consider how the tabletop will sit alongside existing furniture and the broader office palette. Both tables have a white steel base according to the collection details.
Check before choosing
Before making a selection, confirm the intended number of users, the exact tabletop depth and height, the finish offered on that configuration, and whether your meeting setup needs top access for cables. These checks help distinguish the two Tense tables without relying on assumptions about unlisted accessories or specifications.
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. When comparing the options, match the table configuration to the room and how your team works, then review the individual product details for the exact choices available.
Frequently asked questions about MDF Italia | Acerbis Table Tense
What is the difference between the two Tense conference tables?
One configuration is described for four people and has a fixed top without cable management. The other is described for six people and features top-access cable management. Compare the individual product details for the dimensions and finishes of each.
Which Tense table should I choose for my meeting room?
Base your choice on the number of people who typically meet at the table, then check its footprint against the room. The collection lists a 190 cm width and depths of 80 cm and 115 cm; confirm the depth for the specific configuration.
Does the cable-management table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included according to the collection details. The cable-management model has top access, and the collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, so check what additional cable routing your setup needs.
What tabletop materials and colors are available?
The collection lists melamine and HPL, with surface colors including black, grey, white, green, pink, red, wood, yellow and beige. Options may vary by configuration, so confirm the available finish on the individual table.
