Choosing a Next Stop sofa for your space
Think about how the sofa will be used day to day. A two-seat sofa can provide a clear seating point in a reception, meeting lounge or staff breakout area. Its fixed armrests give it a defined form, so check the available floor area and how the sofa will sit alongside other furniture before deciding.
The modular option adds a left-side table and an electrical kit to the seating. Consider whether that side placement works with the room layout, nearby walls and the direction people will approach from. The table may be useful for items people keep close while seated, while the electrical kit can support a space where power access is part of the intended setup. Confirm the configuration details for your chosen model and how the electrical connection will work in your space.
Coordinate upholstery and base finishes
Fabric upholstery gives you a broad colour choice, from understated beige, grey, black and white to options such as blue, green, orange, red and purple. For busy shared interiors, consider how the chosen shade will work with existing furniture and the overall palette. If you are comparing colours remotely, request or review available samples where possible rather than relying only on a screen.
The listed base material is metal, with base colour choices including neutral, bright and metallic-looking tones, as well as a wood option. Check the finish selection for the exact sofa configuration you are considering; do not assume every upholstery and base combination is offered for both models.
Review practical requirements before leasing
The collection information lists fire-resistance references to BS 5852 Crib 5 and CAL TB117-2013. If your workplace has a specific requirement, confirm which reference applies to the selected configuration and ask for documentation before placing an order. The listed warranty is two years; check the applicable terms alongside your project requirements.
Before finalising, measure the intended position and circulation space, confirm whether the table needs to be on the left, and check power access if you are considering the modular version. Myntwork offers these Sancal products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to plan furniture costs over time. Ask Myntwork to confirm the available configuration, finishes and leasing details for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Sancal Sofa Next Stop
What is the difference between the two Sancal Next Stop sofas?
One is an upholstered two-seat sofa with fixed armrests. The modular option includes a left-side table and an electrical kit. Choose based on the layout and functions your space needs.
Does the table come on either side?
The listed modular model has a left-side table. Confirm that this orientation suits your room before selecting it.
What upholstery colours are listed for Next Stop?
The listed fabric colours include neutrals such as beige, black, grey and white, alongside a wide range of other colours. Check the available choices for your selected model.
Are the fire-resistance references relevant to every configuration?
The collection details list BS 5852 Crib 5 and CAL TB117-2013. Confirm the applicable reference and supporting documentation for the configuration you intend to lease.
