Choosing an Orten chair for your layout
Start with the space and how people will use it. A single-arm lounge chair can work as a standalone seat or as one element in a planned seating group. In a reception or waiting area, consider how the arm and frame orientation will relate to nearby furniture and the direction people approach from. For a breakout space, think about whether the chair will sit beside other modular seating or be used on its own.
The Ort 6 HB LH is specifically described as a left-hand model. The Ort 6 H is also a single-arm chair, but the supplied product information does not state its handedness. If orientation matters to your arrangement, confirm it before ordering rather than assuming the two names indicate a pair of opposite-hand versions.
Compare upholstery and base colours
Fabric is the upholstery material listed for the Orten family, and wood is the base material. Choose from the listed upholstery colour options according to the room scheme and the role of the chair. Beige, grey and black can sit quietly within many workplace palettes, while the listed blue, green, orange, purple, red and yellow options offer more colour variation. These are collection-level options, so check the selected model for its available choices.
The base colours listed are black, beige and brown. Consider how a chosen base colour will look alongside the upholstery and other furniture in the room. The product information does not specify particular fabric grades, wood species or care instructions, so consult the relevant product details for those before finalising a specification.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm whether the left-hand Ort 6 HB LH or the Ort 6 H configuration suits the intended arrangement.
- Verify upholstery and base colour availability for the model you plan to use.
- Check the chair’s dimensions and any layout requirements against your floor plan; dimensions are not included in the collection information here.
- Review the product details for care guidance and other specification information needed for your project.
The listed family attributes include fixed armrests, a non-adjustable seat height and a two-year warranty. If these details matter to your workplace specification, check them against the individual model information as part of your selection. Myntwork offers these Boss Design Orten products on a monthly lease, giving businesses an option to consider when planning furniture for their space.
Frequently asked questions about Boss Design Modular Armchair Orten
What is the difference between the two Orten models?
Both are single-arm modular lounge chairs with an H-frame. The Ort 6 HB LH is identified as a left-hand model; the supplied information does not specify handedness for the Ort 6 H.
How should I choose between the left-hand and other single-arm option?
Compare the arm orientation with your floor plan and the position of adjacent seating. Confirm the configuration with the product details if the orientation is important to your layout.
What upholstery and base colours are listed?
The family lists fabric upholstery in beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, purple, red and yellow, and wood bases in black, beige and brown. Check availability for the specific model.
Can an Orten armchair be used as part of a larger seating arrangement?
The collection is described as modular, so the chairs can be considered within a planned seating layout. Check the specific model information and dimensions to ensure the arrangement works for your space.
Are the Orten chairs adjustable?
The collection attributes list no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and describe the armrests as fixed.
