Choose a Konfort stool for the way the space works
Start with the location and how often the seat needs to move. The KFT263, with castors, is the option to consider when users may roll the stool between nearby work positions. The KFT264 has glides instead, which may be a better fit when the stool is intended to stay in a defined spot and move by lifting or repositioning it. The products are described as swivel stools; the choice between castors and glides is the clearest distinction for planning movement around a workspace.
For shared work zones, touchdown areas or task-focused seating, think about how the stool will be approached and used throughout the day. If users need a place to rest their arms, compare the KFT273, which has nylon armrests. If an open, armless seat is preferable, compare the KFT263 and KFT264, then decide between their castors and glides. These are different configurations within the same family, rather than interchangeable descriptions of one model.
Check fit, fabric and base options
Confirm the seating position
The listed specifications do not indicate adjustable seat height, seat depth or back height for these stools. Measure the height of the intended work surface and consider who will use the seat before choosing. If the stool will be shared, check that its fixed position is suitable for the users and tasks expected. The KFT273 listing specifies a maximum load of 135 kg; consult the individual model details for any specification you need to confirm for the other versions.
Coordinate upholstery and base
Fabric is the stated upholstery material across the family. The listed color range spans neutral and brighter choices, including black, grey, beige, blue, green, red and purple, as well as brown and gold. Metal bases are listed in black or silver. Use the options displayed for each model to confirm which combinations are available, rather than assuming every color applies to every configuration.
What to check before selecting
Compare the model name and SKU, castors versus glides, and the presence or absence of armrests. Then review the available fabric and base colors and verify the stool’s fit with its intended work surface. The family listing states a two-year warranty; check the product information for the terms that apply. Myntwork offers Kastel Konfort stools on a monthly lease, providing a way for businesses to consider the collection as part of their workspace planning.
Frequently asked questions about Kastel Konfort Bar Stool
What are the differences between the three Kastel Konfort stools?
The KFT263 is armless and has castors, the armless KFT264 has glides, and the KFT273 has nylon armrests. All three are fabric-upholstered swivel stools.
Which Konfort stool should I choose if it needs to move around?
Consider the KFT263 if castors suit your floor and how the stool will be used. The KFT264 uses glides, so compare that configuration with the movement needs of your space.
Are Kastel Konfort stool seat heights adjustable?
The listed specifications say that seat height is not adjustable. Check the fixed seating position against the work surface before selecting a model.
Do all three stools have armrests?
No. The KFT263 and KFT264 are armless. The KFT273 is the version with nylon armrests.
What fabric colors and base colors are listed?
Listed fabric colors include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, purple, red and gold. Metal base colors are listed as black and silver; confirm the available combinations for the model you choose.
