Choosing a Juno table for your space
Start with the work the table needs to support. A two-person model may suit a private discussion point or a compact shared area, while four-person options can serve regular team meetings. For larger group sessions, the collection also includes tables listed for six people. These seating descriptions are a useful guide, but allow for chairs and circulation space when planning the room.
Next, consider how people will sit and work together. Round tops can support a more evenly shared conversation, while rectangular tables provide a clear orientation that may suit presentation-style meetings or rooms with a defined layout. Juno includes both shapes, so compare the available models rather than assuming every size or seating capacity comes in both forms.
Compare dimensions and construction
Check the footprint
Dimensions vary across the collection, with listed widths ranging from compact formats to larger conference sizes. Match the table footprint to the room, chair placement and access routes. Confirm the exact width and depth on the selected product listing: dimensions and seating can differ between models with similar names.
Choose a finish and base
Collection information lists tabletop materials including melamine, HPL and oak, and base materials including steel, wood and metal. Several product descriptions specify stained oak and MDF tops, and some identify a wood or steel base. Surface and base colors also vary. Use the model-level details to confirm the finish and construction you want, rather than treating every option as available on every table.
Plan for power and room setup
If meetings rely on powered devices, check whether the specific rectangular model is marked as suitable for a cable tray. Compatibility does not mean a tray is supplied; the collection information states that a cable tray is not included. Confirm any separate equipment requirements before finalizing the layout.
Juno tables are listed as non-adjustable and not linkable, so plan around each table as a standalone piece at its specified dimensions. Before selecting, verify capacity, shape, dimensions, finish, base details and any cable-tray compatibility on the individual listing. Myntwork offers these Ondarreta Juno tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to furnish work and meeting spaces without purchasing the furniture outright.
Frequently asked questions about Ondarreta Table Juno
Which Juno table sizes are available for different group sizes?
The collection includes models listed for two, four and six people. Check the capacity and exact dimensions of each model, since options vary across the range.
Should I choose a round or rectangular Juno table?
Consider the room layout and how people will use the table. Round and rectangular models are both available; compare individual listings for their dimensions and seating capacity.
What tabletop and base finishes can I compare?
Collection attributes list melamine, HPL and oak tabletop materials, plus steel, wood and metal base materials. Listed surface colors include beige, black and white. Confirm the available combination on the model you select.
Do Juno tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. Some models are listed as suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected table's details and arrange any required tray separately.
Can I link Juno tables together or adjust their height?
The collection attributes list the tables as not linkable and not adjustable. Plan the room around each model's specified dimensions.
