Choose a chair for the way the room works
For visitor areas and occasional seating
The Alea Perch Classic Visitor With Armrests Chair is the collection’s armrest-equipped option. Its glides are specified for hard floors, which can make it a practical choice for a visitor area or a meeting room where chairs generally stay in place. Allow enough room around the chair for people to sit down and stand up comfortably, especially where several seats are arranged together.
For conference and shared spaces
The Alea Perch Conference Trestle Frame Chair has a polypropylene shell and a powder-coated metal trestle structure. It has no upholstery, armrests, wheels or adjustable mechanisms. Consider this configuration when a simple, consistent chair is the priority and the room does not require the chair to roll between uses.
The Alea Perch Four-Leg Shell Chair has wheels and no armrests or seat-height adjustment. It may suit a space where users benefit from moving the chair around, such as a flexible meeting area. Check the product details and your floor conditions to confirm that this wheeled model is suitable for the intended location.
How to compare models before choosing
Start with movement and support preferences. Decide whether users need armrests, whether the chairs should remain stationary or move on wheels, and whether a trestle or four-leg structure better suits the room. Since these chairs have no adjustable seat or back height, make sure a fixed seating position will work for the people who regularly use the space.
Next, compare the exact model dimensions. The listed widths span 49–55 cm, but check the individual product listing for the width of each configuration. Measure the available floor area and account for circulation space, access to tables and the number of chairs needed. If you are furnishing a group of rooms, consider whether a consistent model or different configurations by area would serve users better.
Check materials, options and next steps
The listed models use polypropylene shells with powder-coated metal structures. Options such as upholstery and colors may differ across the collection and between listings; do not assume every finish is available on every model. Review the selected chair’s product details to confirm its finish, frame, armrests, glides or wheels before specifying it.
Once you have shortlisted a configuration, check the product listing for its dimensions and available options, then compare it with your room plan and day-to-day requirements. Myntwork offers Alea Perch chairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workplace furniture needs. Confirm the details for the specific chair and leasing arrangement as part of your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Chair Perch
Which Alea Perch chair has armrests?
The Alea Perch Classic Visitor With Armrests Chair is the armrest-equipped model in this collection. The conference trestle and four-leg wheeled chairs are listed without armrests.
Which Perch chair has wheels?
The Alea Perch Four-Leg Shell Chair is the wheeled option. The visitor model has glides, while the conference trestle model is listed without wheels.
Are Alea Perch chairs adjustable?
The collection models are listed without seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment. They are fixed-format chairs rather than adjustable task seating.
How much space should I allow for an Alea Perch chair?
Listed widths across the family range from 49 to 55 cm. Check the chosen model’s product details for its precise width, and leave additional room for access and movement around the chair.
Do all Alea Perch models have the same finish options?
Not necessarily. Color and upholstery attributes can vary across the collection, so check the options on the specific model listing before making a selection.
