Where the Taiga Concept tables fit
Use this family to furnish a small meeting room, a project area or a shared team space where four people need a table for discussion. The rectangular shape offers a familiar setup for face-to-face meetings and collaborative work. Before choosing, compare the table’s footprint with the room and leave enough clearance for chairs and comfortable movement around it.
Because the tables are non-adjustable, they are most appropriate when a consistent seated height suits the room’s planned use. If the space also needs to support standing work or a variety of postures, check your requirements before selecting a fixed-height meeting table.
Choose between the column and T-leg bases
Both base styles support the same general meeting-table role, but their shapes create different looks and may interact differently with seating and circulation. The column-base option has a central support, while the alternative uses a T-leg frame. Consider how each base will sit relative to chairs and where people are likely to enter or move around the table.
Review the individual model details before finalising your choice. The collection information does not specify table dimensions, so confirm the footprint and other configuration details for the particular table you intend to lease. This is especially useful when fitting a table into an existing room or coordinating it with other furniture.
Plan for cables and room setup
Both models are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. If meetings rely on powered devices, check what cable-management components your setup requires and whether they need to be sourced separately. Also consider where power will come from and how cables can be routed without crossing walkways.
The black melamine top and steel base provide a straightforward material and colour combination for an office setting. If surface care or wear requirements are important to your team, review the product information available for the specific model rather than assuming details that are not listed for the family.
What to check before leasing
Start with the number of people who will use the table, the room’s available space and which base style best suits the layout. Then confirm the model’s dimensions, compatibility with your chairs and any cable-management items needed for your meeting setup. The listed warranty for the family is two years.
Myntwork offers these Taiga Concept tables on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the right base style and checked the configuration details, consider how the table will work alongside the rest of your office furniture and meeting-room equipment.
Frequently asked questions about Taiga Concept Table
How many people are these Taiga Concept tables intended for?
The family is listed as suitable for four people. Check the dimensions of the specific model and compare them with your preferred seating arrangement before choosing.
What is the difference between the two tables?
The main stated difference is the base: one has a steel column base and the other a black steel T-leg base. Both have rectangular black melamine tops.
Can I adjust the table height?
No. The tables are listed as non-adjustable, so choose this family when a fixed-height meeting table suits the space and its planned use.
Does a cable tray come with the table?
No cable tray is included. The tables are compatible with a cable tray, so check what components your room needs and whether they must be arranged separately.
Can the tables be joined together?
The family is listed as not linkable. Plan to use each table as a separate surface rather than connecting tables into a larger configuration.
