Where Cascando Pully benches work well
Pully benches are suited to spaces where people need comfortable, informal seating rather than a fully adjustable task chair. Use a low bench in a reception lounge, waiting area, breakout zone or collaborative corner. The 180 cm low bench can help define a longer seating run, while the 120 cm format is easier to place in a compact room or beside other furniture.
The barbench models are a useful option for higher tables, counters and social work settings. The 120 cm barbench has a backless design that supports a lighter, more open appearance. The 180 cm barbench includes a backrest, making it a stronger choice when users may sit for longer periods or when additional support is important.
How to choose between the Pully models
Start with seating height and width
First decide whether the bench will be used with standard low seating or a higher bar-height surface. Then measure the available wall, counter or table length. The Pully range is available in 120 and 180 cm widths, so allow enough clearance for movement and for people to sit down comfortably.
Choose backless or backed seating
A backless bench keeps sightlines clear and can be approached from more than one direction. It is often a good fit for short visits, flexible layouts and open-plan spaces. A backed barbench gives more support and can create a clearer seating orientation around a counter or high table.
Coordinate upholstery and base finishes
Fabric upholstery gives you a broad palette for matching an existing interior or introducing a stronger accent color. Neutral beige, black, brown or grey can blend into a calm workplace scheme, while blue, green, orange, pink, purple, red or yellow can help identify a breakout area. Black and grey metal or steel bases provide a restrained foundation.
What to check before leasing
Confirm the required width, seating height and backrest preference before selecting a model. Check the planned table or counter height, circulation space and the number of users the area needs to accommodate. The listed maximum ballast is 135 kg for the applicable Pully model, so review the individual product facts when load information is relevant to your specification.
The Pully collection is listed with a two-year warranty and a circular designation. Product documentation is available through catalogue, seating-instruction and dimensions PDFs, which can help with planning. Myntwork offers these Cascando Pully products on a monthly lease, allowing you to specify the seating family around your workplace requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Cascando Bench Pully
What is the difference between the Cascando Pully low benches and barbenches?
The low benches are intended for standard low seating arrangements and come in 120 or 180 cm widths. The barbench models are designed for higher tables or counters. Within the barbench options, the 120 cm version is backless, while the 180 cm version has a backrest.
Which Pully bench width should I choose?
Choose the 120 cm width for a more compact footprint or smaller seating zone. Choose the 180 cm width when you need a longer shared seat or want to furnish a wider wall, lounge or counter area. Always check the dimensions and allow clearance around the bench.
Are Cascando Pully benches adjustable?
No. The Pully models have no adjustable seat height, seat depth or back height, and they do not include a mechanism or armrests. Selection should therefore focus on the correct seating height, width and backrest configuration for the intended space.
What upholstery and base colors are available?
The collection uses fabric upholstery in beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and yellow. Base colors are listed as black and grey, with metal or steel used for the base construction. Check the individual model details for the available combination.
Is a backrest better for a Pully bench?
A backrest can provide more support for longer sitting periods and can help orient seating toward a counter or table. A backless model offers a lighter visual profile and easier access from either side, which can be useful in flexible breakout or circulation areas.
