How to choose a FourMat table
Start with the number of people who will use the table most often, rather than choosing by appearance alone. The collection lists capacities of four, six and ten people across its models. Allow enough space around the table for chairs to move and for people to enter and leave comfortably. For a high-use meeting space, consider how the table will support the activities planned there, such as quick discussions, project reviews or longer team meetings.
Match the shape and footprint to the room
A round top can suit a compact discussion area where participants face one another. The listed round FourMat option is for four people and has a steel column base. Rectangular tables provide a more directional layout and are available in multiple sizes. The collection’s listed dimensions include widths from 140 to 300 cm and depths from 90 to 175 cm; check the individual product details to confirm the exact measurements for the model you are considering.
Measure the room, including the clearance needed for chairs and circulation, before settling on a size. If the table will sit near walls, screens or other furniture, account for those obstacles as well as the tabletop itself.
Review configuration, materials and practical details
FourMat offers complete table formats and modular components identified as end and middle modules. If you are considering modules, review their individual product information carefully to understand the configuration offered and whether it suits your planned layout. Do not assume that different components can be combined without checking their specifications.
HPL is the tabletop material listed for the collection, and the bases are described as metal or steel. Surface colors include beige, grey, white and black; base colors include black, grey, silver and white. Color availability may differ by model, so use the product listing to compare the choices available for a particular table. FSC certification is listed for a model in the family; check the individual listing if certification is important to your purchasing requirements.
Check cable needs and next steps
Some FourMat models are marked as suitable for a cable tray, but the collection details say that a tray is not included. If users need power or cable routing at the table, confirm what the selected model supports and plan for any additional components separately. The tables are listed as non-adjustable, so choose a height and format that fit the intended use.
Before deciding, compare capacity, dimensions, shape, base, finish and configuration on the relevant product pages. Myntwork offers these FourMat products on a monthly lease, giving businesses another way to plan for workplace furniture. Review the listed product details and your room requirements to identify the configuration that fits your meeting space.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Meeting Table FourMat
Which FourMat table should I choose for a small meeting area?
Consider the round table listed for four people if you want a compact discussion format. Check its dimensions and compare them with the room’s usable floor area and chair clearance.
Are FourMat tables available for larger groups?
Yes. The collection lists capacities of six and ten people as well as a four-person option. Confirm the stated capacity and dimensions on each model before choosing.
What is the difference between the modular components and complete tables?
The range includes named end and middle modules alongside complete table formats. Review each listing to verify the offered configuration and whether it matches your intended layout.
Can I get a cable tray with a FourMat table?
The collection marks tables as suitable for a cable tray, but says a tray is not included. Check the specific model details and plan for any cable-management components you need.
What materials and colors are listed for FourMat?
HPL tops and metal or steel bases are listed. The collection includes several surface and base colors, but available choices can vary by model, so check the product details.