Choosing a bench for your layout
Start by looking at how people will use the area. A two-seat bench can provide shared seating without taking up as much wall or floor length as the four-seat option. It may be a better fit where the available space is limited or where seating needs to sit alongside other furniture. The four-seat backless bench offers a longer shared surface and may work well in a more open area, provided its 268 cm width fits the planned layout.
Measure the intended position, including the space people need to approach and leave the bench. Check nearby doors, circulation routes and the relationship to desks, tables or reception counters. If you are arranging several seating pieces, consider whether the bench should form a continuous run or remain a separate point within the room.
Match upholstery and base colours
Fabric upholstery is available in colours including beige, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and yellow. The family’s listed upholstery is Category 2. Use colour to relate the bench to the wider interior, while considering how visible marks or everyday wear may be in the intended setting. For a coordinated scheme, compare the selected fabric with existing finishes in the room.
The metal base colour options listed for the family are black and red. Check the available choices for the particular bench configuration before finalising a specification. The product information lists the benches as circular; if circularity is a requirement for your project, confirm what that means for the selected model and its upholstery and base choices.
What to confirm before selecting
Check the model and dimensions
Choose between the 152 cm two-seater (OFS20) and the 268 cm four-seat, backless option (OFS41) based on the number of people you want to seat and the space available. Both sizes are listed as fixed-width options. Review the individual product details for configuration information, particularly if you have specific requirements for your site.
Review practical requirements
The family information lists a two-year warranty and a maximum load of 135 kg. Confirm the load information and its application to your intended use with the product details before specifying. Standards are not specified in the available family information, so request confirmation if your project requires particular standards or documentation.
Once you have settled on the size, upholstery colour and base colour, check the selected configuration and any project requirements before ordering. Myntwork offers these Götessons products on a monthly lease, which can be considered alongside your wider furniture planning.
Frequently asked questions about Götessons Design Group Bench OFF Architect
What is the difference between the two OFF Architect benches?
The family includes a 152 cm-wide two-seater, model OFS20, and a 268 cm-wide four-seat backless bench, model OFS41. Compare the seat count and the floor length available in your space.
Is the four-seat OFF Architect bench backless?
Yes. The four-seat option, OFS41, is described as a backless upholstered bench. Check its product details when confirming the configuration for your layout.
What upholstery and base colours are listed?
Listed fabric upholstery colours include beige, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and yellow. Metal base colours include black and red. Confirm the choices available for the specific model.
How should I choose between the two-seater and four-seat bench?
Measure the intended position and the surrounding circulation space, then consider how many people you want to seat. The two-seater is more compact; the four-seat backless model needs a longer clear area.
Can I lease an OFF Architect bench through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Confirm the available configuration and project requirements when considering a bench for your space.
