RIM Witty High Table

RIM Witty High Table

The RIM Witty High Table is a high-format table for workspaces where a raised, fixed-height surface suits the intended use. It has a rectangular oak tabletop and a four-leg wooden base, bringing a coordinated wood appearance to the top and frame. The available product information does not state dimensions or seating capacity, so check the room and planned arrangement before selecting a position. This avoids relying on unprovided measurements or assumptions about how many people it accommodates.

Rectangular tabletop with an oak finish offers a familiar surface for arranging work or meeting materials. No tabletop proportions are provided, so allow for enough clearance around it and consider its intended role before purchase. The coordinated wood appearance can work alongside other oak furniture or serve as a wood-finish feature, depending on the room.

The table height is not adjustable, so it is best considered when the required working height is already known and changing the height is not a priority. Its four-leg frame provides a straightforward base configuration. The table is not linkable, so plan it as an individual piece rather than relying on a system for connecting multiple tables in a shared layout.

The RIM Witty High Table is suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. If cable management beneath the table is needed, source a compatible tray separately and confirm compatibility with the tray you plan to use. This makes it possible to account for cable management without assuming that an accessory is supplied with the table.

The high format may suit an office, home workspace or another area where a raised table surface is wanted. Its suitability for a particular meeting or shared space depends on the room layout and intended use; the product information does not specify seating capacity. RIM provides a two-year warranty. The glides are specified without felt, so consider the flooring where the table will stand when planning its placement. The fixed height, non-linkable design and oak appearance are useful points to weigh against the needs of your workspace.