Where a Burin Mini side table can work
Use the Burin Mini family as an occasional surface alongside lounge chairs or sofas, or consider it for reception and shared areas where visitors may need a place for a small personal item. Its round top suits layouts where people approach from different directions, while the compact 36 × 36 cm listed footprint can help when planning around seating. Check the actual room plan and clearances before choosing a location.
For a consistent scheme, multiple tables can be selected in a coordinated surface color. Alternatively, the listed range of beige, black, white, gold, green, pink, red and yellow offers options for matching or contrasting with surrounding furniture. Confirm which colors are offered with the particular model you intend to order.
How to choose between H50 and H55
Start with the construction details. The H50 model is specified with a round melamine top and steel column base, and its name identifies it as the version without a handle. The H55 model has a lacquered MDF top and a weighted steel base. If the top material or base design is important to your project, use these differences to narrow the choice and confirm the finish details for your chosen configuration.
Consider how the table will sit with nearby seating and other furniture, then check the dimensions against your layout. The collection data lists the tables as 36 cm wide and 36 cm deep. Do not assume other configuration details are identical across both models: verify the selected version’s specification before finalizing a furniture schedule.
Check finishes and practical requirements
Surface colors listed for Burin Mini include beige, black, white, gold, green, pink, red and yellow; the base color is listed as white. Availability can depend on the model, so confirm the options for the exact table you are considering. The collection carries a two-year warranty, and a downloadable Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is listed.
If cable management is relevant, check compatibility carefully: the collection data indicates that cable-tray suitability varies, and a cable tray is not included. Confirm the specification directly for the chosen model rather than assuming that a tray will fit or be supplied. Once you have selected the version, finish and any required cable-tray compatibility, Myntwork offers these Viccarbe tables on a monthly lease.
Frequently asked questions about Viccarbe Side Table Burin Mini
What is the difference between the Burin Mini H50 and H55?
The H50 has a melamine top, a steel column base and no handle. The H55 has a lacquered MDF top and a weighted steel base. Check the selected model’s full specification when comparing finishes and configuration.
What colors are available for Burin Mini tables?
The family data lists beige, black, white, gold, green, pink, red and yellow surface colors, with white listed for the base. Confirm which colors are available with your chosen model.
Are the Burin Mini tables suitable for cable trays?
Suitability varies in the collection data, and a cable tray is not included. If cable management is needed, verify compatibility for the specific model before specifying it.
What are the listed dimensions of the Burin Mini family?
The listed width and depth are both 36 cm. Check the selected model’s specification and your furniture plan for the dimensions you need.
What should I consider when choosing a Burin Mini table for an office?
Compare the H50 and H55 construction, choose a surface color that works with the surrounding furniture, and check placement clearances. If cable-tray compatibility is important, confirm it for the exact model.
