Choosing a Kruze stool for your space
Start with the role the stool needs to play. For an informal meeting area or breakout zone, consider how many seats you need and how they will sit alongside existing tables and chairs. In a shared office, a backless stool can work where users need a simple place to perch, but it may not suit tasks that call for a supported, adjustable seating position.
Next, compare the base designs. The Kru 8 has a low square frame, giving it a visibly different profile from the four-leg Kru 9. The Kru 11 uses a trumpet base, which offers another distinct shape. Think about the surrounding furniture and the amount of visual contrast you want; the collection details do not specify a single base style as right for every setting.
Fabric, colour and practical checks
Kruze stools are upholstered, and Camira fabric is listed for the collection. The available upholstery colour choices span neutrals such as beige, black and grey, alongside brighter options including blue, green, orange, purple, red and yellow. Metal is the listed base material, with base colours including black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, silver and white. Confirm the exact colour and base combination for the model you are considering rather than assuming every option applies to every stool.
Before selecting a model, review the dimensions in the collection’s dimensions document and compare them with the planned location, table height and circulation space. The stools are listed without adjustable seat height, so check that the fixed height works for the intended use. The listed maximum load is 135 kg, and the collection has a two-year warranty.
Review the details before specifying
A catalogue and dimensions PDF are available to help you check the collection and compare models. An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is listed as available; request the relevant document if environmental information is part of your procurement review. Origin is available on request.
Once you have narrowed down the base style, upholstery colour and quantity, Myntwork offers Boss Design Kruze stools on a monthly lease. Confirm the model-specific options and requirements for your space as part of your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Boss Design Stool Kruze
What are the differences between the Boss Design Kruze stool models?
The Kru 8 has a low square frame, the Kru 9 has a four-leg design, and the Kru 11 has a trumpet base. Compare their dimensions and appearance to decide which suits your layout.
Are Kruze stools height-adjustable?
No. The collection specifications state that seat height is not adjustable. Check the dimensions against your table or counter and the intended seating position before choosing.
What upholstery and base colours are listed for the collection?
Camira fabric is listed, with upholstery colours including neutrals and brighter shades. Base colour options include black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, silver and white; verify options for the specific model.
Are Boss Design Kruze stools suitable for every office task?
They are upholstered stools without adjustable seat height, and two models are described as backless. Consider them for suitable informal or shared settings, rather than assuming they meet every task’s seating needs.
What should I check before ordering Kruze stools?
Review the model dimensions, intended table height, space around the stool and available colour combinations. The collection also lists a 135 kg maximum load, a two-year warranty and an EPD available.
