How to choose an Aeris Numo chair
Begin with the room and the way people will use the chair. For a meeting room or a multipurpose area, consider whether you want a more traditional four-leg look, a cantilever base or a base with glides. For visitor seating, compare the four-leg wood-finish option with other Numo designs and the finish choices shown for each model. If you are furnishing a task area, the Numo Task spring-leg base chair is the collection’s task-oriented option.
Next, decide which details matter most in that setting: armrests or no armrests, an upholstered or plastic seat, and a base material or appearance that works with the surrounding furniture. The family includes metal and wood base materials, while listed upholstery choices include plastic, fabric, PU leather and no upholstery. Color options shown across the collection include white, beige, black, blue, green, grey, purple and yellow; availability depends on the individual model.
Understand the differences between models
Base style and setting
The Numo 461 has a cantilever base, while the Numo 462 is the conference chair with wooden legs. The Numo 463 uses a cross-base with glides. Among the Comfort models, P-482 has four wood-finish legs and P-483UG has a five-star base and a soft seat. The 962UG Numo Task uses a spring-leg base with glides. These distinctions help narrow the range by appearance and intended setting without treating the models as interchangeable.
Seat and armrest details
Check the individual listing for the exact seat finish and armrest configuration. For example, the 462 and 463 descriptions specify white plastic seats and fixed armrests, while the 461 description identifies a chair without upholstery. The collection includes other seat finishes and armrest configurations, but not every combination is offered on every model. No height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment is listed for this family, so consider whether a fixed configuration fits the needs of your users.
What to check before leasing
Before choosing, confirm the model name and configuration, including base, seat material or finish, color and armrests. If you are selecting several chairs, check that each chosen model suits its intended room rather than relying on the collection name alone. You can also review the product details for the listed warranty and any other model-specific information. Myntwork offers Aeris Numo chairs on a monthly lease; compare the available options and select the configurations that work for your workplace.
Frequently asked questions about Aeris Chair Numo
Which Aeris Numo chairs are intended for meeting or visitor spaces?
The collection includes meeting, multipurpose and visitor chair types. Compare the specific models’ base styles, armrests and seat finishes to find a configuration that suits the room.
How do the Numo base styles differ?
Options include cantilever, wooden or wood-finish legs, a cross-base with glides, a five-star base and a spring-leg base with glides. Check each model listing for its exact base.
Are Aeris Numo chairs adjustable?
The collection information does not list adjustable seat height, seat depth or back height, or a mechanism. Check the individual model details before choosing a chair for a particular user or task.
What seat materials and colors can I compare?
Collection options include plastic, fabric, PU leather and no upholstery, with colors such as white, beige, black, blue, green, grey, purple and yellow. Available combinations vary by model.
Do all Aeris Numo chairs have armrests?
No single configuration applies across the collection. Armrest options include fixed armrests, no armrests and models listed with armrests; confirm the details for the chair you are considering.
