Choosing between TC 32 and TC 31B
Start with the difference that is clearest in the collection: the TC 32 is identified as a wire-frame bar stool, while the TC 31B is described as having a low backrest. If you want the wire-frame look and a confirmed white plastic body, consider the TC 32. If a low backrest is important to the design or seating brief, compare it with the TC 31B. The two models share a brushed stainless-steel sled-base description, but their seat and back details should not be treated as interchangeable.
Think about how long people are likely to sit, how the stools will be arranged, and whether the surrounding space calls for a more open wire-frame appearance or a visible backrest. As neither option has adjustable height, confirm that the planned seat position works with the counter or bar and the people using it.
Materials, finishes and practical checks
Confirm the selected configuration
The TC 32 is specified with a white plastic body and brushed stainless-steel sled base. Collection data also lists red and silver base-color entries, so check the available color for the exact model you intend to specify rather than assuming every finish applies to both stools. The collection is listed as having plastic or no upholstery; these are not upholstered seating options.
Before finalizing a workplace or hospitality layout, check product dimensions and the seat-to-counter relationship in the selected model’s details. Review the maximum load of 135 kg and two-year warranty against your project requirements. The product origin is available on request.
Planning stools for a project
For a group installation, decide how many seats the layout needs and whether a consistent model or a mix of the two silhouettes makes more sense. A single model can create a uniform appearance; combining the wire-frame and low-back versions can distinguish zones, provided the difference suits the space and its users. Check clearances and circulation around the stools as part of the plan.
Myntwork offers these Cappellini Tate Color bar stools on a monthly lease. Once you have identified a preferred model, confirm its configuration and availability details with Myntwork, then compare those details with your project schedule and seating plan.
Frequently asked questions about Cappellini Bar Stool Tate Color
What is the difference between the two Tate Color bar stools?
The TC 32 is the wire-frame model, specified with a white plastic body. The TC 31B is the low-backrest version. Both are described with a brushed stainless-steel sled base.
Do the Tate Color stools have adjustable seat height?
No. The collection information lists seat height and back height as non-adjustable. Check the selected model’s details and compare its dimensions with your counter or bar before specifying it.
Are the Tate Color bar stools upholstered?
No upholstery is listed for the collection. The TC 32 has a white plastic body; check the individual TC 31B details for its specific seat configuration.
What should I check before choosing a model for a workplace?
Consider whether the wire-frame or low-backrest form better suits the space, confirm the counter fit and selected finish, and review the listed 135 kg maximum load and two-year warranty.
Can I lease Cappellini Tate Color bar stools through Myntwork?
Yes. Myntwork offers the collection on a monthly lease. Confirm the model and configuration you need with Myntwork as part of planning your project.
