Choosing an Apollo chair for your space
Start with the room’s main use. For a meeting room where chairs stay around a table, the Apollo 4-Leg offers a conventional four-leg design. If an armless profile is important for the layout, look at Apollo Bolt W O, which is described as an armless conference chair. Apollo Cross has wheels, making it the wheeled option in the family when chairs may need to move around the space.
Think about how people will enter, leave and rearrange the room. A fixed four-leg chair may suit a more settled arrangement; wheels may be useful when the layout changes. For tighter seating plans, check the selected model’s dimensions and spacing rather than assuming that one base style will fit every table or room.
Compare upholstery and base choices
The family is described with fabric upholstery, and the product information identifies Cara fabric on the 4-Leg, Bolt W O and Cross models. Listed upholstery colors include beige, black, blue, green, grey, red and silver. Black and silver are listed as base colors, and the 4-Leg is specified with a metal base. Confirm which upholstery and base choices apply to the exact model and configuration you are considering.
The family attributes also include Era, Tonal and Category 2 upholstery terms. These may relate to available upholstery selections, so use the individual configuration details to verify the material or fabric choice rather than treating every listed term as standard on every chair.
Check comfort and fit before selecting a set
Apollo is listed without a mechanism and without adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. It also has no listed lumbar support or headrest. If your team needs a chair with ergonomic adjustments for extended desk work, compare those requirements separately; Apollo is presented as a meeting chair family. Armrests are listed among the family attributes, but configurations may differ, so confirm whether the chosen chair includes them. Bolt W O is specifically described as armless.
The listed maximum ballast is 135 kg, and the warranty is two years. Check the specific product information for the configuration you plan to lease, especially when comparing a larger group of chairs. The family is marked as circular in the product attributes; ask for details if circularity requirements are part of your purchasing criteria.
Plan the next step
Before choosing, note the number of chairs, preferred base style, upholstery color and whether wheels or armrests are needed. Then compare those requirements against the individual Apollo models and confirm the details for each selected configuration. Götessons Apollo chairs are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease, offering a leasing option for furnishing meeting and shared spaces.
Frequently asked questions about Götessons Design Group Chair Apollo
What is the difference between the Apollo 4-Leg, Bolt W O and Cross?
Apollo 4-Leg has a four-leg metal base, Bolt W O is an armless upholstered conference chair, and Cross is an upholstered chair with wheels. Compare the base and movement needs of your room.
Which Apollo chair is armless?
Apollo Bolt W O is described as armless. Armrest availability can vary across the family, so confirm the configuration details for any other model you are considering.
Do Apollo chairs have adjustable seat height?
The listed family specifications show no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and no mechanism. Check whether fixed seating suits the way your team will use the room.
What upholstery colors are listed for the Apollo family?
Listed upholstery colors include beige, black, blue, green, grey, red and silver. Confirm color availability for the specific model and upholstery configuration.
Are Götessons Apollo chairs available on a monthly lease?
Yes. Myntwork offers the Apollo chair family on a monthly lease. Check the individual model details to confirm the configuration you want.
