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Alea Office Chair Task

Task chairs for offices and shared workspaces

Alea Task is a small family of office chairs for everyday desk-based work. Its two models offer a choice between a mesh backrest with fabric upholstery and a fully upholstered task-chair design. Both have a five-star base, making the collection a straightforward place to compare core seating configurations for individual workstations or a group of desks.

Use the collection to shortlist chairs for private offices, open-plan teams or shared work areas. Check the details of each model against the people, desks and layout it will serve; the family name alone does not determine which adjustments or features are included.

Compare the two configurations

The Alea Task 5-Star Base Mesh Office Chair (PT10) pairs a mesh backrest with fabric upholstery and armrests. The Alea Task Upholstered 1D Office Chair (PT30) uses fabric upholstery, has 1D armrests and is described with a synchronous mechanism. Both listings specify a black nylon five-star base, with the PT30 base described as matt black.

These differences offer a practical starting point: consider whether your team prefers a mesh or upholstered back, and whether the PT30’s stated mechanism and armrest configuration fit the intended workstation. Before choosing, confirm the exact model’s specification and dimensions.

All Alea Office Chair Task models

Choosing a chair for the way the space is used

Start with the setting. For assigned desks, match the chair to the workstation and the needs of the people who will use it regularly. For shared desks, consider how easily different users can settle into the chair, and make sure the listed adjustments meet your workplace requirements. In a project with several chairs, comparing the two models side by side can help you choose one consistent configuration or decide where different configurations make sense.

PT10 is the mesh-back option in this family, with fabric upholstery also specified. PT30 is upholstered and its listing identifies a synchronous mechanism and 1D armrests. These are useful distinctions to review when building a shortlist, but they do not replace checking the full specification for the exact chair you intend to lease.

What to check before selecting a model

Back style and upholstery

Decide whether the mesh-back design or an upholstered back better suits your space and users. The PT10 listing specifies a mesh backrest and fabric upholstery; PT30 is described as fabric upholstered. Review the product details for the precise finish and configuration available for your selection rather than assuming every option applies to both chairs.

Armrests, mechanism and adjustments

Both member descriptions identify armrests, with PT30 specifically described as having 1D armrests. Its listing also names a synchronous mechanism. The collection data lists seat-height, back-height and seat-depth adjustment as unavailable, while headrest and armrest attributes include differing configurations. Check the individual model information carefully if a particular adjustment, armrest or headrest is essential to your workplace plan.

Fit and practical requirements

The listed chair widths are 63 cm and 65 cm, so confirm the dimensions for your chosen model and allow for the space available around each desk. The collection data gives a maximum ballast of 135 kg; verify the exact model’s listing when this figure is relevant to your selection. The bases are described as five-star nylon in the model details, and collection attributes identify plastic bases with black among the recorded base colors. Do not assume other listed colors are available on either model without checking its configuration.

Plan the next step

Once you have identified a suitable model, review its complete specifications, warranty and configuration before finalizing a workplace order. The collection information lists a two-year warranty and indicates circular design, but standards are not specified. Ask for any additional product or origin information you need to assess the chairs for your project.

Myntwork offers these Alea Task chairs on a monthly lease. Compare the models against your workstation requirements, then confirm the chosen configuration and the details that matter for your team before proceeding.

Frequently asked questions about Alea Office Chair Task

What is the main difference between the two Alea Task chairs?

PT10 has a mesh backrest with fabric upholstery and armrests. PT30 is fabric upholstered and its listing specifies 1D armrests and a synchronous mechanism. Check each product’s full details for its exact configuration.

Which Alea Task chair has a mesh back?

The Alea Task 5-Star Base Mesh Office Chair (PT10) is the mesh-back model. The PT30 is described as an upholstered chair.

Do both models have armrests?

Both member descriptions include armrests. PT30 is specifically described as having 1D armrests; check the individual listing to confirm the configuration you are considering.

Are seat adjustments or a headrest available?

The collection data lists seat-height, back-height and seat-depth adjustment as unavailable, while headrest configurations vary in the collection attributes. Confirm the exact model details if these features affect your choice.

What should I check before leasing chairs for a team?

Confirm the model, dimensions, configuration and any requirements for adjustments or headrests. The collection lists a two-year warranty and a maximum ballast of 135 kg; verify the relevant details for the selected chair.