Plan the table around the way the room is used
Start with the activities the table needs to support. A workplace canteen or café may benefit from a fixed group size and a shape that supports comfortable conversation. In a breakout or multipurpose room, folding-frame options can be useful to consider when tables may need to be moved or the layout changed. For shared work or informal meetings, think about whether people will use the table individually, in pairs or in a group.
Measure the available floor area, including the space needed for chairs and circulation. The collection spans widths from 80 to 180 cm, and the listed depth is 80 cm. These dimensions can help narrow the choices, but check the exact measurements for each model and allow room for people to sit down and move around it.
How to compare FourEating models
Match shape and capacity
Round tables can suit more conversational arrangements, while square and rectangular tops may fit more readily into particular room plans. The family includes models listed for two, four, five or six people. Use the stated capacity as a starting point, then consider how much personal workspace or dining room your users will need. Do not assume all shapes or sizes have the same seating capacity; confirm the details on the individual listing.
Check the top, frame and practical options
Melamine and HPL are the listed tabletop materials, with steel used for the base. Choose between the available surface colors—grey, white, beige or black—and review the base-color options if you are coordinating with other furniture. Frame descriptions vary across the family, including folding-frame and four-leg options, so check the product details rather than treating the range as one identical construction.
If you need to connect tables, check whether the specific option is marked linkable. If cable management matters, look for a model marked suitable for a cable tray and confirm what is included: the collection information states that a cable tray is not included. These small checks can help avoid selecting a table that does not meet the room’s practical requirements.
What to confirm before leasing
Before choosing, compare the model’s dimensions, capacity, top material, finish, frame type and any listed linking or cable-tray suitability. Also consider how the table will fit with the chairs and other furnishings already planned for the space. The collection includes multiple configurations, so rely on the specifications for the exact option you are considering.
Myntwork offers FourEating tables on a monthly lease. Once you have shortlisted suitable models, review their individual details and confirm that the selected configuration works for your intended layout and use.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Table FourEating
Which FourEating table shape should I choose?
The collection includes round, square and rectangular tops. Consider the shape of your room, the arrangement of surrounding furniture and whether conversation or a particular floor plan is the priority. Check each model listing for its dimensions and capacity.
How many people can sit at a FourEating table?
The family includes options listed for two, four, five or six people. Capacity varies by model, so use the stated number on the specific product listing when planning your seating.
What tabletop materials and colors are available?
The listed tabletop materials are melamine and HPL. Surface colors include grey, white, beige and black. Availability may vary by model, so check the selected table’s specifications.
Are FourEating tables suitable for cable management?
Some options are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Confirm cable-tray suitability for the model you are considering and plan for the tray separately if needed.
Can I link FourEating tables together?
Linkability varies across the family. Check the individual listing to see whether a specific table is marked as linkable before planning a connected arrangement.
