Where the ICF KUNA collection fits
Use the KUNA family wherever meetings require a more considered setting than informal task seating. The chairs can work around a boardroom table, in a client-facing meeting room, at a project table or in a collaborative zone used for regular team discussions. Their consistent dimensions also make it easier to plan rows or groups of chairs within a defined footprint.
The upholstered finish gives the collection a more formal presence, while the four-star base keeps the visual language consistent across the two models. The listed maximum ballast is 135 kg, and both chairs are documented against ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 and EN 16139 Level 1.
How to choose between the KUNA models
Select the low conference chair when
- You want a simpler silhouette that keeps sightlines open across the room.
- The chair will be used for shorter meetings or settings where a headrest is not required.
- You prefer the model with armrests, based on the listed configuration.
Select the headrest version when
- Longer meetings or extended conversations make additional head support useful.
- A more substantial chair profile suits the room and table arrangement.
- You do not need armrests, based on the listed configuration.
Neither model has a mechanism or adjustable seat, back or seat depth. This makes the decision less about fine-tuning and more about the chair profile, headrest preference, armrest configuration and the way each option relates to the room.
Materials, colours and planning details
KUNA chairs use PU leather upholstery in black, brown, red or white. Their metal or steel four-star base is listed in silver. When comparing options, consider whether the upholstery colour should blend into a neutral boardroom or provide a stronger accent in a collaborative area.
Before specifying the collection, confirm the available clearance around the table, the required armrest arrangement and the preferred headrest configuration. The listed dimensions are 60 cm wide and 48 cm in seat height. Product documentation includes user manuals, dimensions information and an Environmental Product Declaration, with origin available on request.
Next steps for a workplace furniture plan
Start by identifying how many chairs need a headrest and whether armrests are required at every position. Then compare the available upholstery colours with the table, flooring and surrounding furniture. If the room may change use over time, a consistent KUNA family can help maintain a unified appearance while allowing different chair configurations where needed.
Myntwork offers ICF KUNA conference chairs on a monthly lease, making it possible to plan the collection as part of a flexible workplace furniture setup. Request the relevant product documentation and confirm the configuration before placing the order.
Frequently asked questions about ICF Conference Chair KUNA
What is the main difference between the ICF KUNA conference chairs?
The collection includes a low upholstered conference chair and a version with a headrest. The models also differ in armrest configuration, so compare the individual product specifications before choosing.
Do ICF KUNA chairs have adjustable seating?
No. The listed KUNA models have no mechanism and do not offer seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment. Both have a fixed seat height of 48 cm.
Which upholstery colours are available for the KUNA collection?
The listed PU leather upholstery colours are black, brown, red and white. Check the selected model and current availability when specifying a colour for a larger room.
Do both ICF KUNA models have armrests?
The armrest configuration varies by model. One listed option includes armrests, while the other does not, so this should be checked alongside the headrest choice.
What should I check before selecting KUNA chairs for a meeting room?
Review the fixed dimensions, 48 cm seat height, 60 cm width, headrest and armrest configuration, upholstery colour and available room clearance. Product dimensions and user documentation can support the final layout.
