Choosing a Rever chair for your space
Start with the setting and the amount of time people are likely to spend in the chair. A medium-back design can suit a lounge or reception area where a lighter visual profile is preferred. A high-back option offers more coverage and may feel more suited to a defined seating spot. These are style and use considerations rather than a substitute for checking the model’s dimensions.
For meeting or shared spaces, consider whether a swivel base fits the way people will use the chair. Some Rever models also have a tilting high back, while others do not list this feature. If you need a particular movement or support feature, confirm it on the specific product page rather than assuming it applies to the whole collection.
Choose the finish and configuration
Upholstery and shell
Several models combine upholstery with an oak or walnut veneer outer shell. This can help introduce a wood finish alongside the fabric seating. Other options have an upholstered back and seat, including fabric choices. Canvas upholstery is specified for some models. Compare the available colors and upholstery on each listing, as the collection-wide options do not necessarily apply to every chair.
Armrests and base
Armrests are offered on some configurations, while other listed options are without them. Think about how the chair will sit alongside nearby furniture and how much space is available. Aluminium or metal bases are listed across the family; specific base finishes vary. Check the product details for the exact configuration and dimensions before planning a layout.
What to check before choosing
- Confirm the back style, upholstery, veneer and armrest configuration for the model you are considering.
- Check the listed dimensions against the available floor space and surrounding furniture.
- Review product-specific details for warranty, certification and any standards. These are not identical across all Rever models.
- Use the available dimensions PDF or catalogue PDF when you need further product information.
Myntwork offers Inclass Rever chairs on a monthly lease. Compare the individual models and their specifications to identify a suitable configuration for your space, then check the product details for the next steps.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Lounge Chair Rever
What is the difference between medium-back and high-back Rever chairs?
The main distinction is the back style and amount of coverage. The collection includes both options; compare each model’s dimensions and appearance to decide what suits your room and intended use.
Do all Inclass Rever chairs have a swivel base?
Many listed models have swivel bases, but configurations differ across the family. Check the individual product details to confirm the base and any additional movement features.
Are Rever chairs available with veneer shells?
Some models list oak or walnut veneer outer shells alongside upholstered seating. Other models have upholstered backs and seats. Check the specific listing for its available finish and upholstery.
Can I choose a Rever chair with or without armrests?
The collection includes options listed both with and without armrests. Availability depends on the model, so confirm the configuration on its product page.
Do certification and warranty details apply to every Rever model?
No. Certification and warranty information varies among the listed products. Review the individual product details to confirm which information applies to the chair you are considering.
