Choose the right My Belle chair for the setting
Start with how the chair will be used. For individual desk work, compare the upholstered medium and high-back task chairs, including five-star versions with braked rubber wheels. The high-back options create a more substantial executive presence, while medium-back models can provide a lighter profile for shared work areas. The listed executive model also uses a high upholstered back, armrests, a five-spoke base and rubber wheels.
For meeting rooms and collaborative tables, look at the 4-star base meeting chair and other low-profile options. The My Belle SB7 meeting chair is 65 cm wide and combines fabric back upholstery with an eco-leather front. Low swivel chairs are available in 65 or 70 cm widths, so confirm the footprint against table clearance and circulation space.
How to compare the models
Back height and visual presence
Low-back models can suit lounge corners, informal meeting points and rooms where an open sightline matters. Medium backs offer a balanced look for everyday office seating. High-back models are more prominent and are represented in both task and executive configurations. Since back height is not adjustable, select the intended profile rather than expecting to change it later.
Base, movement and upholstery
Four-star bases appear on selected lounge and meeting chairs, while five-star metal bases are common on wheeled task and executive models. Several chairs use braked rubber wheels, and one swivel high-back model specifies 65 mm braked rubber wheels. Check the product listing for the exact base, wheel and mechanism combination.
Fabric and PU leather are the available upholstery materials across the collection facts. Colour options range from neutral beige, black, brown and grey to blue, green, orange, purple, red and gold. The right choice depends on your cleaning preferences, existing finishes and the level of visual contrast you want in the room.
Check before specifying
- Measure the available width: listed chairs are 65 or 70 cm wide.
- Confirm whether you need a four-star or five-star base, swivel function or braked wheels.
- Review the mechanism: only selected information identifies a synchronous mechanism.
- Check the maximum ballast where relevant; one medium model is listed at 135 kg.
- Confirm upholstery material, colour and the exact back height on each product page.
Myntwork offers Bralco My Belle products on a monthly lease, making it possible to specify a coordinated family for different office zones. Use the individual model information to confirm the details that matter for your layout and working routine.
Frequently asked questions about Bralco Office Chair My Belle
Which Bralco My Belle chairs are suitable for desk work?
The collection includes medium- and high-back task chairs with five-star bases, armrests and rubber wheels. Compare the individual mechanism and wheel details, as most models do not have adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth.
What is the difference between the low, medium and high-back models?
Low-back chairs create a lighter, more open profile and can suit lounge or meeting areas. Medium-back models provide a balanced task-chair profile, while high-back chairs offer a more substantial presence for task or executive settings.
Should I choose a four-star or five-star base?
Four-star bases are used on selected lounge and meeting chairs, while five-star bases are common on swivel, wheeled task and executive models. Select according to the room layout, required movement and the specific product configuration.
What upholstery options are available in the My Belle collection?
The collection facts list fabric and PU leather upholstery. Colour options include beige, black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, purple and red, although the available combination depends on the individual model.
Do all My Belle chairs have the same ergonomic adjustments?
No. Adjustable seat height, back height and seat depth are not listed for the collection, and lumbar support and headrests are not included in the stated attributes. One model specifies a synchronous mechanism, while others have no mechanism.
