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Your office workspace or meeting room isn’t complete without a quality office table. At Reliant we have a collection of low tables, high tables, round tables, office coffee tables as well as standard workstations which are perfect for enhancing the practicality of your working space.
Whether you're looking for a surface to place drinks, store office equipment or use as a flexible working area, at Reliant we have you covered. Check out the full office desk & table range at Reliant which includes corner office desks, rectangular desks, and standing desks, all of which will complement your office chair.
Office Table FAQs
What is an office table?
Office tables are often confused with office desks, but they’re actually quite different. Office tables are generally intended for shared use, unlike desks which are often intended for individual use.
Office tables are often used for social purposes, as a space for colleagues to gather, to chat, or even to collaborate on shared projects. Office side tables & coffee tables are often categorised as office tables.
Office tables for working tend to be a little bit larger than office desks, further lending themselves to enhanced socialising within the office space.
What are the different types of office tables?
Office tables can vary quite massively, with some being much larger, and some being much smaller. For instance, there are some fantastic office coffee tables that are great for break rooms.
You can also find tall circular office tables that are perfect for colleagues to gather and socialise around or use as an office side table.
It’s worth taking the time to consider the amount of space in your office, and the kind of environment you want to create. There’s guaranteed to be an office table that’s perfect for your space.
What is the difference between desks and office tables?
The key difference is that office tables tend to be much larger. Office tables are not intended for individual use, unlike office desks. Office tables are instead most often intended for shared use. You might find an office table within a break room, as a piece of furniture for colleagues to gather and socialise around.
Office desks are instead intended for individual use and are designed to be as ergonomic as possible, for maximum comfort while you work.
Where to place an office table?
It’s best to place your office table where it will receive the most use. For instance, a large office table is perfect in a break room, where colleagues can gather around it. Where you choose to put the table within the break room is a matter of preference and the type of table. You might find that your office table fits perfectly under a nearby window (great for socialising with a view) or your office coffee table fits neatly between additional seats.
Be sure to also consider what’s placed on the table. For instance, if you need to use the table to prop up any electronic devices, you’ll need to make sure there are some plug sockets nearby.