Choose a format for the way the room is used
Start by considering what the table needs to support. A supplementary table is a practical choice when you need an additional surface alongside an existing desk or workspace. For scheduled meetings and group discussions, the NOVA A conference models provide larger formats; some are specified for 10 people. Match the table to the number of seats you expect to use regularly, rather than relying on the family name alone.
Measure the room before comparing models. Allow space for chairs to be pulled out and for people to move around the table, and consider doors, storage and presentation equipment in the layout. The listed 320 cm-wide conference tables are a different scale from the 120 cm supplementary table. Depths also differ across the family, so check each model’s full dimensions, not just its width.
Compare conference configurations
Within the conference tables, look at the base arrangement and the position of any round cutout. The range includes A-shaped and central configurations, as well as a model described as having a right-side round feature. Consider how the base and cutout relate to seating positions, shared equipment and the room’s circulation. The product details should guide your choice where a particular arrangement matters.
Check finishes and cable management
The tables use melamine tops and steel bases. Listed surface colours include beige, black, blue, grey, white, green and wood, while base colours include black, grey, blue, brown, green and white. These are family-level options: confirm availability for the specific model you are considering, and check how the top and base colours work together with the rest of the room.
Cable management is another useful point of comparison. Some models are suitable for a cable tray, and the family data indicates that a tray may be included on some configurations but not others. Round cutouts are also noted on certain conference tables. If people will connect laptops or use shared meeting-room equipment, check the model details for the cable features you need and plan where power and connections will be accessed.
What to confirm before selecting
Before deciding, compare dimensions, seating needs, base configuration, finish options and cable provisions for the exact table. The listed warranty for the family is two years; review the individual product information for applicable terms. Myntwork offers Narbutas NOVA A tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for an office or meeting space.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas NOVA A Meeting Table
How do I choose between a supplementary table and a conference table?
Consider the table’s main task and the space available. The supplementary format is a smaller option for an additional work surface, while the conference models are designed for meeting settings and include larger dimensions. Check each model’s measurements and stated capacity.
Which NOVA A tables are specified for 10 people?
Some conference models in the family are described for 10 people. Seating capacity is not stated for every model, so use the individual product details and your room layout to confirm the right fit.
What is the difference between the conference configurations?
The family includes A-shaped and central base configurations, plus a model described with a right-side round feature. Compare the product details to see which arrangement suits your seating plan and equipment needs.
Can I add cable management to a NOVA A table?
Cable provisions vary by model. Some tables are suitable for a cable tray, and tray inclusion is not the same across all configurations. Check the chosen model’s details for tray inclusion and any cutout features.
Are the same colours available on every table?
The family includes a range of surface and base colours, but options may differ by model. Confirm the available finishes for the specific NOVA A table you plan to lease.
