Choosing a Tresigallo chair for your space
Start with the role the chair needs to fill. For a meeting room, consider how often chairs are moved, how much space is available around the table and whether users need to reposition themselves. The four-leg upholstered model offers a fixed base format. For a visitor area or another setting where people may need to move around, the five-star visitor chair has castors. These are different formats within the family, so choose according to the room’s use rather than assuming the models are interchangeable.
Think about the number of chairs and how they will be arranged. Check the stated width for the model you are considering: the collection data lists widths of 54 cm and 64 cm across the two models. Allow space for people to sit down and get up comfortably, and, for the castor-base version, to move the chair without obstructing circulation. Consult the dimensions information when planning a layout.
Upholstery, finishes and practical checks
Match the finish to the setting
Fabric and PU leather are listed upholstery materials for the collection, alongside a broad range of upholstery colors. Metal is listed for the visitor chair’s base, with several base colors shown in the collection data; the visitor model also has oak veneer side profiles. Because options can depend on the individual model, confirm the available material and color combination before specifying multiple chairs. Consider how the finish will work with the room’s existing furniture and how it will look across a group.
Check fit and specification
The four-leg chair has a listed seat height of 48 cm. Compare that measurement with the desk or table height and with the needs of the people who will use the chair. The collection data indicates no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, so do not assume these fit features can be changed. Armrests are listed in the collection attributes, but verify whether they are offered on the particular model and configuration you need.
Before making a selection, review the model-specific dimensions and confirm the relevant upholstery, base and other specification details. FSC certification is stated for the four-leg upholstered chair; check the individual product information if certification is a requirement for your project. The collection data also lists a two-year warranty, but confirm the terms that apply to the selected chair.
Plan a group and what to check next
For a consistent room, decide whether all seats should share one base format or whether a mix suits different zones. A meeting area may call for consistent stationary chairs, while a visitor area may benefit from a mobile option. If you are comparing the two models, look first at the base, then at width, seat height and finish. Check the dimensions PDF and the individual model details before confirming your layout or specification.
Myntwork offers Bulo Tresigallo chairs on a monthly lease. When planning a workplace order, confirm the chosen model and configuration for each part of the space, then consider leasing as an option for furnishing the project.
Frequently asked questions about Bulo Chair Tresigallo
What is the difference between the two Bulo Tresigallo chairs?
The 4-Leg Upholstered Chair has a four-leg base and a listed 48 cm seat height. The Visitor Chair has a five-star metal base with castors and oak veneer side profiles.
Which Tresigallo chair should I choose for a meeting room?
Consider how the chairs will be used and moved. The four-leg model is a stationary format; the visitor model’s castors may suit a space where chairs need to move around. Check dimensions against your layout.
What upholstery and colors are available?
The collection attributes list fabric and PU leather, with a range of upholstery colors. Options may vary by model, so confirm the finish and color for the specific chair configuration.
Are the Bulo Tresigallo chairs adjustable?
The collection data lists no seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment. Check the individual model information for other details, including whether an armrest option is available.
What should I check before specifying several chairs?
Confirm each model’s dimensions, seat height where relevant, base format, available finishes and any project requirements. The dimensions information can help you plan the room layout.