Choosing a Sprint chair for your workspace
Start with the work surface and the way people use it. A drafting chair is worth considering when staff need to sit at a higher workstation, such as a counter or elevated desk. The foot ring is a shared feature of both listed Sprint models and is a practical detail to consider when comparing chairs for this type of setup.
Next, think about arm support. The Sprint 17911 is specifically described with 3D adjustable armrests. That may be the more relevant option when adjustability is a priority for the user or workspace. The Sprint 17912 is also listed with armrests, but its description does not specify that they adjust. Check the final product details rather than assuming the armrest functions are identical.
Match upholstery to the setting
Both models are upholstered. The 17912 is identified as fabric-upholstered, and the collection attributes also list Upholstered, Fabric, Category B and Serie 200 options. Colors shown for the family include beige, black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, purple, red and white. These are collection-level options, not a guarantee that every color or upholstery choice is available on each model. Confirm the choices for the specific chair you are considering, especially when coordinating with an existing interior.
What to check before selecting
- Workstation fit: Confirm that a drafting chair is appropriate for the height and layout of your work surface.
- Armrest needs: Compare the 17911’s stated 3D adjustability with the 17912’s listed armrests, and verify the configuration if this affects your decision.
- Upholstery and color: Ask which listed materials and colors are offered for the exact model.
- Capacity and warranty: The collection information lists a maximum load of 135 kg and a two-year warranty. Check the applicable product details and terms before purchase or leasing.
- Other specifications: Seat-height adjustment is listed as unavailable in the collection attributes. Confirm the chair’s fit for the intended users and workstation rather than assuming it can be adjusted.
For a team outfitting several workstations, compare the same requirements across each seat before choosing a model and finish. Myntwork offers Leyform Sprint products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workplace furniture needs. Review the product configuration and leasing details with Myntwork to determine what suits your project.
Frequently asked questions about Leyform Drafting Chair Sprint
What is shared by the Leyform Sprint drafting chair models?
Both listed models are upholstered drafting chairs with a foot ring. Their armrest descriptions and upholstery details differ, so compare the individual model information before choosing.
How do the Sprint 17911 and 17912 differ?
The Sprint 17911 is described with 3D adjustable armrests. The Sprint 17912 is listed with armrests and fabric upholstery, but its description does not specify adjustable armrests. Confirm the exact configuration if that feature matters.
Which upholstery and colors can I choose?
Collection attributes list fabric, Category B and Serie 200 upholstery options, plus several colors. The available selection may vary by model, so check which finishes are offered for the specific chair.
Are the Sprint chairs suitable for an elevated workstation?
They are drafting chairs and both listed models include a foot ring. Check the workstation fit and the product details for the intended user; the collection attributes do not list adjustable seat height.
Can I lease Leyform Sprint chairs through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Check with Myntwork for details relevant to your chosen model and project.
