Options include boardroom, conference, meeting, training, folding, flip-top, multi-purpose and bar-height tables. Check each listing for available sizes, shapes and finishes.

Consider how many people need to sit around it, the room’s dimensions and the space needed for chairs and movement. Compare the room measurements with the table dimensions on the product page.

The names are often used for similar office tables. “Conference table” commonly describes a larger table for formal meetings, while “meeting table” can cover a wider range of team sizes and spaces.

Flip-top tables have tops that fold upright, which can make them easier to move or store when not in use. Check each product’s dimensions and mechanism to see if it suits your room and storage needs.

Mobile flip-top and folding tables can suit rooms that need to be rearranged for different activities. Xchange Design lists dedicated flip-top training tables; check the product details for dimensions and mobility features.