Where Cubix tables can work
The two Cubix models suit different kinds of workplace space. A coffee table can provide a surface in an informal seating area, reception setting or break space. The conference table is the family’s choice for a meeting room or another setting where people gather around a table. These are broad use cases: consider the room’s layout and the way people will use it when deciding which format belongs there.
Because the family includes both types, you can select tables for separate functions without treating them as interchangeable. Think through the number of spaces you are furnishing, the role each table needs to play and the available floor area before comparing finishes.
How to choose between the models
Begin with the table’s purpose
Choose the coffee table when the priority is furnishing a more casual shared area. Choose the conference table when the table is for meetings. The collection information identifies both as rectangular, so the key decision is the intended use rather than a different top shape. The tables are not linkable; if you need a particular arrangement, check that the individual pieces fit the planned layout without relying on connecting them.
Plan for cables where needed
The conference table is suitable for a cable tray, which can be useful to consider when planning a meeting setup that involves cables. The tray is not included, so factor in that separate requirement and confirm the selected configuration before ordering. Do not assume that every Cubix table includes cable-management accessories.
Compare finishes and materials
Cubix tables have melamine tops and steel bases. The family’s listed surface colors are black and white, and its base colors are black and silver. Use these options to coordinate with the room, but check the chosen model’s available selections rather than assuming every color combination is offered for both models. The four-leg base is a shared family feature.
When reviewing finishes, consider the surrounding furniture and the appearance you want across the room. Matching the coffee and conference tables can create a consistent look; selecting different listed colors can also help distinguish separate zones.
What to check before selecting
Confirm the model, surface and base color, the intended position, and whether the conference-table cable tray is relevant to your setup. Allow for the table’s place within the room and nearby furniture, and remember that the models are not linkable. Check the product details for the selected option if you need to verify a particular combination.
RIM Cubix tables are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease. Compare the models and the needs of each space, then review the details for the table you plan to lease. The collection has a two-year warranty.
Frequently asked questions about RIM Table Cubix
What types of table are in the RIM Cubix family?
The collection includes a coffee table and a conference table. Choose between them based on whether you are furnishing an informal area or a meeting space.
What should I consider when choosing a Cubix model?
Start with the table’s intended use, then check the space, finish selections and any cable-management needs. The conference table can accommodate a cable tray, but the tray is not included.
Which colors are available across the collection?
The listed surface colors are black and white, and the listed base colors are black and silver. Check the selected model’s details to confirm which options are available together.
Can Cubix tables be linked together?
No. The collection is listed as not linkable, so plan the layout around separate tables rather than connected units.
What materials and warranty apply to Cubix tables?
The tables have melamine tops and steel bases. The listed warranty for the collection is two years.
