Match the chair format to the workstation
Start by considering the work surface and the way the chair will be used. A high work chair may suit an elevated workstation, while a task-chair format can be a better fit for a conventional desk or work area. For example, the family includes high-chair models such as the WS 1011 20 and WS 1311 20 KL, as well as the WS 1310 T KL task chair. Confirm the required sitting height against your workstation rather than choosing by model name alone.
Think about movement around the work area, too. The WS 1211 20 E Farbig is specifically described as having casters; the WS 1310 T KL is identified by its disc base. If mobility or a particular base style matters, check the individual product details so the selected configuration suits the floor plan and daily workflow.
Choose a seat and adjustment setup
Seat material is one of the clearest differences in this collection. The WS 1011 20 has a wood seat, while fabric-upholstered options include the WS 1211 E T, WS 1310 T KL, WS 1311 20 KL and WS 1311 T XL-Ergo. Consider the demands of the workspace and the preferred feel of the seat when comparing these formats. Color choices are listed across the collection, but confirm available colors on the specific model.
Adjustment features are model-specific, not guaranteed across all six chairs. The WS 1211 E T is listed with a synchronous mechanism and adjustable seat and back heights. If those adjustments are important for the user or workstation, compare the feature list for each candidate rather than assuming another CLASSIC chair has the same mechanism. Check other requested details, such as armrests or backrest options, on the relevant listing as well.
What to check before selecting a model
Make a short list of requirements before comparing products: workstation height, preferred seat material, need for casters or a disc base, and which adjustments are essential. Then review the specific model listing for its dimensions, included features, available colors and applicable warranty information. The collection includes different configurations, so a detail shown for one chair should not be assumed to apply to another.
For a team order, compare chairs against the tasks and workstations they will serve, and confirm that each chosen configuration meets the users’ needs. Myntwork offers WERKSITZ CLASSIC products on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option for businesses planning workplace furniture. Review the available model details and lease information to decide which chairs fit your setup.
Frequently asked questions about WERKSITZ Work Chair CLASSIC
Which WERKSITZ CLASSIC chair should I consider for a drafting workstation?
Compare the high-chair models with the height of your work surface and the user’s working position. Check the individual listing for seat-height details and any adjustments needed for that workstation.
What is the difference between the wood-seat and upholstered options?
The WS 1011 20 is listed with a wood seat. Several other models, including the WS 1211 E T and WS 1311 20 KL, are described as fabric-upholstered. Compare the model details and choose the seat format that suits the task and user preference.
Do all chairs in the collection have casters?
No. The WS 1211 20 E Farbig is identified as a high work chair with casters, while the WS 1310 T KL is listed with a disc base. Check each product listing to confirm the base configuration.
Which model has adjustable seat and back heights?
The WS 1211 E T is listed with adjustable seat and back heights and a synchronous mechanism. Adjustment features vary across the collection, so verify them on each model before choosing.
Can I compare the chairs by color or upholstery?
Yes. The collection includes wood-seat and fabric-upholstered models, and color options are listed among the family attributes. Confirm which colors and materials are available for the specific chair you are considering.
