Maple Office Tables

Maple office tables run a shade lighter and yellower than beech. All 35 are here, from Impulse folding training tops to arrowhead leg boardroom and coffee tables.

Maple reads lighter than beech and copes better with strip lighting. That is more of a compliment than it sounds. It covers 35 tables. Round Impulse tops fill the breakout range, and straight and folding frames run through the training room tables. Italia trumpet bases sit among the bar height tables. When the finish stops mattering, widen it back out to the whole office table range.

Shape, diameter and leg style are still yours to narrow, whether or not maple stays ticked. Take it off and every one of these tables reappears in its other finishes. The frame and top are one product with a finish option, not several products. Prices go from £48 for a small coffee table up to £516 at the boardroom end.

Frequently asked questions

What is maple finish?

A wood-effect surface on MFC board rather than solid timber, which is what nearly all contract furniture uses. It wipes clean, resists marking and does not need treating. Everything on this page offers maple as a choice on its product page.

Will maple match between products?

Within one range it will, because it is the same board. Between different ranges and makers it can differ slightly even under the same name, which is the usual trap. If a desk and a cupboard have to sit together, order them from the same range.

Does the maple finish cost extra?

On almost everything here, no: the finish is picked on the product page at the same price. Where a finish does carry a different price, the page shows it before you add anything to the basket.

What other finishes are there?

Plenty. This page is the maple cut of the catalogue, and most of these products offer several finishes on their own page. Open one and the full list is there, so you can see maple against the alternatives.

Is this page kept up to date?

It is a live cut of the catalogue rather than a hand-written list, so it always shows what we can actually supply today. There are 35 tables on it at the moment, from £48. Anything out of stock is hidden, so if you can see it and add it to a basket, we can get it.

How long does delivery take?

Standard delivery is free on everything, and most of it lands inside a week. Express delivery is offered on much of the range, priced per item on the product page, and gets an order to you within two working days if you place it before 5pm. Three of the 35 products here are made to order rather than stocked, and those take 10 to 15 working days. The product page says which, and shows the date it will arrive by before you pay.

What warranty does it come with?

Guarantees across this selection run from 5 to 10 years, depending on the product and the part, and the figure is on every product page. Structure, mechanism, electrics, and fabric and foam are often covered for different lengths of time. If something fails inside the warranty, report it from your order page and we deal with the manufacturer for you.

Can I see it in 3D?

Twelve of the 35 products in this selection have a 3D model on the page rather than only photographs. The viewer spins the actual model, and changing a colour or a size on the page changes the model with it, which is worth doing before committing a whole room to a finish.

Can I change my mind after ordering?

On stocked items, yes: tell us within 14 days of receiving them and raise it from your order page, with the goods unused and back in their packaging. Three of the 35 products here are made to order, though, and those cannot be cancelled once acknowledged or returned because you have changed your mind. Each product page says which it is before you buy.