How to choose a RIM MU table
Start with capacity and room layout
Choose the MU 420 if a five-person meeting table suits the way your team typically gathers. The MU 421 is specified for four people and offers a mobile format. Allow enough room around the table for people to sit down and move through the space, and consider how the table will relate to other furniture in the room.
If your meeting area needs layouts that can be joined or rearranged, note that the MU 421 is listed as linkable, while the MU 420 is not. Treat this as a model distinction when planning a group setup; check the product details for the specific configuration and connection method rather than assuming all MU tables link together.
Consider cables and everyday use
The MU 420 is suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. If you expect to use laptops or other meeting equipment, check what cable management your setup requires and whether a separately selected tray is appropriate. The family specifications do not list Bluetooth control, so do not assume the tables provide built-in electronic controls.
Both models have melamine tops. The collection lists beige, grey and white surface colors, as well as silver and white base colors. These are family-level options; availability may differ by model. Compare the finish choices presented for each table and consider how they will work with existing desks, chairs and room finishes. Base materials are listed as steel and metal across the collection.
Check the details before selecting
Confirm the intended seating capacity, whether mobility or linkability matters, and whether the selected model meets your cable-management needs. Then review the available surface and base colors for that model. The collection lists a two-year warranty; check the applicable product information for its terms.
RIM MU tables are suitable for planned meeting rooms as well as shared spaces where a simple rectangular work surface is useful. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a business workspace. Before proceeding, verify the chosen model and options against your room plan and operational requirements.
Frequently asked questions about RIM Table MU
What is the difference between the RIM MU 420 and MU 421?
The MU 420 is specified for five people and is suitable for a cable tray, which is not included. The MU 421 is specified for four people, is described as mobile, and is listed as linkable.
Which RIM MU table should I choose for a four-person meeting area?
The MU 421 is the model specified for four people. Consider its mobile format and linkable status alongside your room layout and how you expect to arrange the table.
Can RIM MU tables be linked together?
The MU 421 is listed as linkable, while the MU 420 is listed as not linkable. Check the details for the specific configuration to confirm how it can be used in your planned layout.
Are cable trays included with the RIM MU tables?
No cable tray is included with the MU 420, although it is suitable for one. Review the product details and your cable-management needs before selecting a tray.
What colors and materials are available in the RIM MU collection?
The collection lists melamine tops in beige, grey and white, with silver and white base colors. Steel and metal are listed as base materials. Check the chosen model's options, as availability can vary.
