Choosing an OP chair for your space
Think about the room’s role before choosing between the two designs. For a canteen or another high-use shared area, the OP 875’s canteen-chair designation and steel construction may be a natural starting point. Its listed maximum load is 135 kg. If the look of a molded seat and wooden legs better fits your interior, consider the Sesta OP Molded-Shell Chair With Wooden Legs.
Neither chair has upholstery, so there is no fabric or padded-seat choice within this family. That can make the visual decision more direct: compare the steel chair with the molded-shell and wood-leg combination, then consider how each will sit alongside your existing tables and finishes. The collection information also lists no armrests or adjustment features, so make sure a fixed, armless chair meets the needs of the people using the space.
Plan around the actual model
Do not assume that details for one chair apply to the other. In particular, the 135 kg maximum load is listed with the OP 875; check the chosen model’s documentation for its own specifications. Review the dimensions PDF to confirm the chair will fit around your tables and leave suitable room for circulation. The colors-and-materials document can help you check the relevant appearance details before selecting a model.
Check what matters before ordering
For a shared seating area, estimate how many chairs are needed and whether the room calls for one consistent style or a deliberate mix. Confirm the exact model, construction and dimensions against your layout, and review the available catalogue and product documents if you need further detail. The collection information lists a two-year warranty and ANSI/BIFMA X5.1; check the documentation for the selected chair to confirm the applicable details.
Myntwork offers Sesta OP chairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning seating for a workplace or other business interior. Compare the two models against your space and usage requirements, then review the product information for the chair you intend to lease.
Frequently asked questions about Sesta Chair OP
What is the difference between the two Sesta OP chairs?
The OP 875 is a steel canteen chair with a short, concealed design. The other model has a molded shell and wooden legs. Both are listed without upholstery.
Which Sesta OP chair is intended for canteens?
The OP 875 is specifically described as a canteen chair. The molded-shell chair is another option in the family; consider its appearance and check its product details for your intended setting.
Are the Sesta OP chairs adjustable or upholstered?
The collection details list no upholstery and no seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment. They also list no armrests.
What should I check before selecting a model?
Confirm the chair’s dimensions, construction and model-specific specifications against your room and intended use. The collection provides dimensions and colors-and-materials documents for review.
Can I lease a Sesta OP chair through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Compare the models and check the selected chair’s product information as part of your decision.
