Choosing a Community chair for your space
Start with the role the chair needs to serve. For flexible shared seating, the C10 offers a simple four-leg format and a polypropylene construction. It may suit rooms where chairs are used for varied purposes, such as meetings or general shared seating. The C20 has an upholstered finish and a steel sled base, making it a different visual and material choice within the same family.
Think about how the room is arranged as well as how it looks. At 56 cm wide, the C10 is 2 cm wider than the 54 cm C20. That difference can help when comparing layouts, but allow for the full footprint of the chosen chair and the space people need to move around it. Confirm dimensions and the specific configuration when planning a room with closely spaced seating.
Compare construction and available options
Four-leg polypropylene: C10
The C10 is the armless option described in this family: a polypropylene multipurpose chair with a four-leg structure. Its seat height is not adjustable, and the chair has no adjustable back height or seat depth. Choose it when that straightforward format fits the room and the seating requirements.
Upholstered sled base: C20
The C20 combines an upholstered seat with a polypropylene shell and steel sled base. Fabric upholstery is listed for the collection, with brown, grey, white and red among the listed upholstery colors. Base color options include black, grey, beige, blue, green, orange, silver and white. Verify which options apply to the exact C20 configuration you are considering; do not assume every color is offered on every model.
What to check before specifying
- Confirm whether a fixed, non-adjustable chair is suitable for the people and activities using the space.
- Compare the 54 cm C20 and 56 cm C10 widths against your layout, allowing room for access and movement.
- Check the selected model’s upholstery, base finish and arm configuration rather than relying on collection-wide options.
- Review the listed maximum ballast of 135 kg and the two-year warranty as part of your specification checks.
The collection is marked as circular in the supplied product information, but no further circularity details are specified here. Ask for the relevant product information if those details matter to your project. When the model and configuration are clear, Myntwork offers Alea Community chairs on a monthly lease, giving your business a leasing option to consider alongside its furniture requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Chair Community
How do the Alea Community C10 and C20 differ?
The C10 is a polypropylene multipurpose chair with a four-leg base and no armrests. The C20 has an upholstered seat, a polypropylene shell and a steel sled base. Their listed widths are 56 cm and 54 cm respectively.
Are Alea Community chairs adjustable?
No. The collection specifications list no seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment, and no mechanism. Consider whether fixed seating suits the users and activities in your space.
Which colors are available in the collection?
Listed upholstery colors are brown, grey, white and red. Listed base colors include black, grey, beige, blue, green, orange, silver and white. Confirm availability for the particular model and configuration.
Do both Community models have armrests?
The C10 is specified as having no armrests. The supplied description does not confirm the C20's arm configuration, so check the details of the exact C20 option before ordering.
Can I lease Alea Community chairs through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Confirm the model and configuration you need when reviewing the leasing option.
