Where to use Kire Soft visitor chairs
Kire Soft works well wherever visitors need comfortable, presentable seating without the complexity of an adjustable task chair. Use the chairs around meeting tables, in boardrooms, at reception desks, in waiting areas or as additional seats in flexible collaboration zones. Their fixed format makes them easy to specify in groups and keeps the seating experience consistent across a room.
The fabric upholstery also makes it possible to coordinate the chairs with an existing workplace palette. Select a restrained colour for a formal meeting environment, or use a stronger upholstery colour to bring definition to a reception or collaborative setting.
How to choose between the two variants
Four-leg wood base
Choose the four-leg version when the warmth and visual presence of a wood base suit the interior. It is a natural fit for meeting rooms, hospitality-inspired offices and spaces where furniture detailing is part of the overall design language.
Metal sled base
The sled version is a practical alternative when a metal frame better matches the surrounding furniture. Its base is available in black, silver or white, while the wood option uses a wood base finish. Compare the frame appearance with table legs, storage details and other seating before finalising the mix.
Materials, colours and planning details
Both Kire Soft variants use fabric upholstery. Available upholstery colours include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, red, white and yellow. Base options include wood and metal, with base colours listed as black, silver, white and wood. This gives you room to create either a uniform installation or a coordinated combination of upholstery and frame finishes.
For planning, allow for the fixed dimensions: 56 cm wide, 45 cm seat depth and 45 cm seat height. The chairs do not offer seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment, lumbar support or a headrest. The listed RV models are without armrests, so check the selected configuration carefully when matching them with tables or determining the required clearance between seats.
What to check before specifying
- Confirm whether the wood four-leg or metal sled base best fits the room and adjacent furniture.
- Choose upholstery and base colours from the available options and review the relevant colours and materials documentation.
- Check the fixed width, depth and seat height against table dimensions, circulation routes and storage plans.
- Confirm the required quantity, configuration and any origin details, which are listed as available on request.
- Review the two-year warranty and circular product information as part of your procurement process.
Myntwork offers Diemme Kire Soft chairs on a monthly lease, helping you plan workplace seating as part of a flexible furniture setup. Request the relevant product information to compare the variants and confirm the configuration for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Diemme Chair Kire Soft
What is the difference between the Diemme Kire Soft RV variants?
The collection includes a four-leg chair with a wood base and a sled chair with a metal base. Both are fabric visitor chairs with no mechanism and the same listed fixed dimensions.
Do the listed Kire Soft RV chairs have armrests?
The two listed RV configurations are described without armrests. Check the selected product configuration before ordering if arm support is important for your layout.
What upholstery colours are available?
The available fabric upholstery colours are beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, red, white and yellow. Confirm the current colour and material documentation for your chosen configuration.
Which Kire Soft base should I choose?
Choose the wood four-leg base for a warmer, more traditional appearance, or the metal sled base when a black, silver or white frame better matches the interior and surrounding furniture.
Are Kire Soft chairs adjustable?
No. The listed chairs have no mechanism and no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. They have a fixed 45 cm seat height and 45 cm seat depth.
