Touch tables work best when everyone around them can reach the screen and see what the others are doing. That makes size one of the most important decisions in a project.
Match the size to the group
- For a group of four to six people, such as a small classroom team or a meeting, a 55-inch or 65-inch table usually works well.
- For larger groups, library commons or busy exhibits, 70-inch to 103-inch single-screen tables give more room around the edge.
- For the biggest centerpieces, multi-monitor tables join several displays into one surface, in configurations such as 2×1, 2×2 and 3×1.
Think about the room and access
Leave space for people to walk around the table. If the table needs to move between rooms, or needs adjustable height for ADA compliance, CyberTouch Mobile tables run from 32 to 65 inches on wheeled, height-adjustable stands, and electric lift options add tilt and height adjustment.
Plan for heavy use
Tables in public spaces see thousands of touches a day. Options such as safety glass, splash and spill-proofing and sunlight-friendly touch help a table hold up in real-world settings. Every CyberTouch table supports up to 100 simultaneous touch points, in 1080p or 4K.
Tell us the room, the group size and how the table will be used, and we will help you choose.