Choosing an Aske table for your layout
Start with the role the table needs to play. In a lounge or reception area, a table can provide a convenient place for personal items, reading material or a drink. In a breakout space, it can support brief, informal conversations. Think about who uses the area, how many tables are needed and whether the table should sit beside seating or stand on its own.
Then consider the footprint and shape in relation to circulation. A square top, as on the AS 711, may work well where you want a defined tabletop outline or are placing the table alongside other furniture. A round top, available on the AS 722 and AS 723, offers a different profile for a seating arrangement. The AS 722 is listed as 70 cm round; check the dimensions of the exact model and allow room for people to move around it.
Compare models and materials
Choose by tabletop shape
For a square melamine surface, compare the AS 711. If you prefer a round table, consider the AS 722 with wooden legs or the AS 723 with a melamine top. These are the three models in the Aske family, so choosing between them begins with the shape and details that suit your space.
Check finishes and construction
Wood is listed as the base material across the collection. Listed tabletop materials include melamine, HPL and oak, and the available surface and base colors include options such as black, white, grey, brown, beige and wood tones, among others. These are collection-level options; do not assume every color or material is offered on every model. Confirm the model-specific selection and finish before finalizing your choice.
Review practical requirements
Check the intended placement, tabletop size and surrounding seating together rather than choosing by appearance alone. If the table will sit in a shared or high-traffic area, consider whether its shape leaves a comfortable route through the room and whether the surface suits the expected day-to-day use. The tables are not adjustable, so confirm that the selected height and configuration work for the setting before ordering.
The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If you need cable management, verify compatibility and requirements for the specific model rather than assuming an accessory is part of the table. The listed warranty for the family is two years; review the applicable terms as part of your purchasing check.
Once you have settled on a model, confirm its exact dimensions, material and color options, and how it will fit with the other furniture in the room. Myntwork offers Mebelux Aske tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a business space.
Frequently asked questions about Mebelux Occasional Table Aske
Which Mebelux Aske models have round tops?
The AS 722 and AS 723 are the round-top options. The AS 722 has wooden legs and is listed as 70 cm round; the AS 723 is described as having a round melamine top.
Which Aske model has a square tabletop?
The AS 711 has a square melamine tabletop. Check its model-specific finish and dimensions to make sure it suits your layout.
Are all tabletop materials and colors available on every model?
Not necessarily. The collection lists melamine, HPL and oak tops, as well as several surface and base colors, but those options may vary by model. Confirm the available combination for the table you select.
Does an Aske table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, so check compatibility and accessory requirements for the specific model if you need cable management.
