Bar Leaners

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Rectangular bench or round pedestal The Cubit and Anvil are long rectangular leaners. People line up along both sides, so a 2400 x 900mm Cubit comfortably takes six to eight standing, while a 1600 x 800mm suits four. The Polo is a single-column pedestal in round or square tops, sized for a tighter huddle of two to four. As a rough rule, use a rectangular model when you want a shared bench down the middle of a room, and a Polo when you want several smaller gathering points scattered through a breakout or cafe area. Fixed or on castors The Cubit comes in a castor version, which is the one to pick if the table moves: rooms that flip between training and social use, event spaces, or open-plan areas that get rearranged. The castors lock so the table holds still once it is placed. The Anvil and Polo sit on fixed feet, which is the steadier choice for a leaner that stays put. Frames and worktop finishes Frames are powder-coated steel in black or white. Worktops come in four finishes: Atlantic Oak and Nordic Maple for a warmer timber look, plus plain white and black for a sharper office feel. Because the frame and top are specified separately, you can match a white frame with a maple top for a hospitality space, or run black-on-black to disappear into a darker fit-out. Pairing leaners with stools A bar leaner works standing, but most people add a few stools so staff can perch during a longer chat. Our bar stools are sized to leaner height, and for breakout zones the soft seating and ottomans ranges round out a relaxed corner. If you are fitting out a full meeting space, the seated-height options sit in our meeting tables collection. About Knight Knight is a commercial furniture brand built for office and education use, so these leaners are made for daily knocks rather than occasional home use. The frames and tops are the same components Knight runs across its wider desking range, which means finishes line up if you are matching leaners to existing Knight furniture.