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Labofa Stool Heritage

Stools for flexible shared spaces

The Labofa Heritage collection brings together two compact stools for offices, breakout areas, cafés, hospitality interiors and other spaces where simple, movable seating is useful. With a fixed 32 cm width, the models can work well around shared tables, counters or smaller seating zones without taking up unnecessary floor space.

Both stools have no mechanism, adjustable seat height, backrest or armrests. That straightforward construction makes the family suitable when you want consistent, low-maintenance seating rather than an ergonomic task chair.

Choose between low and bar-height seating

The Heritage 7037 is the lower model, with a 47 cm seat height and a wooden seat supported by a metal-and-wood base. It suits standard-height tables, informal meeting points and general-purpose seating.

The Heritage 7039 raises the seat to 66 cm for bar-height or higher counter settings. It has a wooden seat, metal frame and plastic gliders. Both models are part of a circular product range and are listed with FSC certification information.

All Labofa Stool Heritage models

Where the Labofa Heritage stools fit

Use the lower Heritage 7037 when the stool needs to pair with a standard table or sit comfortably in a casual lounge, workshop or meeting environment. Its 47 cm height is closer to conventional seating, making it the more versatile choice for everyday shared spaces.

The Heritage 7039 is intended for higher surfaces. At 66 cm, it can support counter-style work areas, café settings, project bars and informal touchdown zones. Before selecting it, check the height of the surface it will be used with so the relationship between seat and tabletop feels comfortable.

How to compare the two models

Start with seat height

Seat height is the clearest difference between the models. Select 7037 for standard-height tables and lower seating arrangements. Select 7039 when the setting calls for a taller bar stool. Neither model offers seat-height adjustment, so the chosen height will remain fixed.

Check the footprint and load requirement

Both models have a listed width of 32 cm, which can be helpful where seating needs to be arranged efficiently. The maximum stated ballast is 135 kg. Review the expected use and user requirements before placing a larger order, particularly in high-traffic commercial areas.

Materials, finishes and practical details

The family uses wood and metal across its seating and base construction. The 7037 has a wood seat and a metal-and-wood base, while the 7039 has a wooden seat with a metal frame and plastic gliders. Available finish information includes beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey and red upholstery colours, alongside black, grey, brown, green and silver base colours. Confirm the exact finish combination for the selected model before specifying it across a project.

Certification information is also relevant when documenting furniture choices. The 7037 is described as FSC-certified, while the 7039 is described as FSC Mix 70% certified. The collection is listed as circular, and both models carry a two-year warranty. Origin information is available on request.

What to check before leasing

Confirm the intended table or counter height, the required quantity, the preferred colour combination and whether the fixed seat height suits the users. It is also sensible to check floor protection needs, especially in spaces where stools are moved regularly. Plastic gliders are specified for the 7039; ask for the relevant details for your chosen model if floor compatibility is important.

Myntwork offers Labofa Heritage stools on a monthly lease, making it possible to equip a workspace or hospitality environment without treating the furniture as a one-time purchase. Share your layout, quantities and preferred model with the Myntwork team to confirm availability, finish details and the next steps.

Frequently asked questions about Labofa Stool Heritage

What is the main difference between the Labofa Heritage stool models?

The main difference is seat height. The Heritage 7037 is 47 cm high and suited to standard-height tables, while the Heritage 7039 is 66 cm high for bar-height or higher counter settings.

Which Labofa Heritage stool should I choose for a standard table?

The 7037 is the more suitable option for a standard-height table because its 47 cm seat height is closer to conventional seating. Check the table dimensions and intended users before ordering.

Which model is more suitable for a counter or bar area?

The 7039 is the taller model, with a 66 cm seat height designed for higher surfaces. Confirm the counter height first, as the seat is fixed and cannot be adjusted.

Do the Labofa Heritage stools have adjustable features?

No. The collection is listed without a mechanism, adjustable seat height, adjustable back height or adjustable seat depth. The stools also do not have backrests, lumbar support or armrests.

What materials and colours are available in the Heritage stool family?

The stools use wooden seating with metal and wood elements in the bases or frames, depending on the model. Listed colour information includes beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey and red upholstery colours, plus black, grey, brown, green and silver base colours. Confirm the exact combination for each model.

Are Labofa Heritage stools available to lease?

Yes. Myntwork offers the Labofa Heritage stool family on a monthly lease. Contact Myntwork with your required quantities, model preference and finish choice to confirm the next steps.