Where the Northern Ton tables fit
These side tables work well wherever a small, movable surface is more useful than a full-size desk or coffee table. Place one beside lounge chairs in a reception area, use it as a compact work surface in a breakout zone, or position several around informal meeting seating. Their round form can also help soften layouts built around linear desks and storage.
Because the Ton tables have a central column base, they offer a visually simple alternative to four-legged occasional tables. The collection’s two footprints make it possible to maintain a consistent look while responding to different room sizes and seating arrangements.
How to choose between the Ton models
Choose by available floor area
The 48 cm model provides the larger round surface and is a practical choice when users need more room for notebooks, drinks or shared items. The 40 cm model has a smaller footprint, making it easier to place beside compact seating or within a busier circulation plan. Check the space around the seating as well as the tabletop area, particularly in reception and collaboration zones.
Choose by the intended role
For occasional use beside a lounge chair, either size may be suitable. If the table will be used more frequently or shared by more than one person, the larger D48H42 model may provide the more comfortable surface. Where the table is mainly intended for a lamp, small accessories or a single user, the D40H50 model can keep the arrangement more compact.
Materials, colours and cable management
Both Ton side tables use a melamine tabletop and a metal column base. The available surface and base colours can be matched for a uniform appearance or combined to create a more distinctive accent. Confirm the chosen finish combination before ordering, especially when coordinating several tables across one project.
The tables are suitable for a cable tray, which can be useful when a nearby device or power connection needs tidier cable routing. The cable tray is not included, so check the planned accessories and cable path as part of the specification. The tables are not adjustable and cannot be linked together, so select the size and placement carefully for the intended layout.
What to check next
Before selecting a Ton side table, measure the available footprint, consider the number of users, and compare the tabletop colour with the surrounding furniture. Review whether the larger or smaller model better suits the seating, then confirm the base colour and any cable-management requirements. Northern provides a two-year warranty for the collection.
Myntwork offers Northern Ton side tables on a monthly lease, which can help businesses furnish changing workspaces without treating every purchase as a permanent fit-out. Request the details for the models and finish options relevant to your project.
Frequently asked questions about Northern Side Table Ton
What is the difference between the two Northern Ton side tables?
The collection includes a 48 cm round model, Northern Ton D48H42, and a smaller Northern Ton D40H50 with a 40 by 40 cm footprint. The main selection factor is the surface area and floor space available.
Which Ton side table is better for a compact seating area?
The 40 cm Northern Ton Side Table D40H50 has the smaller footprint and is suited to tighter layouts. Measure the space beside the seating and allow enough room for comfortable movement.
What materials are used for Northern Ton side tables?
Both models have a melamine tabletop and a metal column base. They are available with black, brown, white or red surface colours, with matching options available for the base.
Can the Northern Ton side tables be connected together?
No. The Ton side tables are not linkable and are designed to be placed as individual tables within a workspace or lounge arrangement.
Do the Ton side tables include a cable tray?
No. They are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the required accessory and cable route when planning the installation.
