Where a Lean chair may work
Lean can be considered for meeting rooms, project tables, reception or visitor areas, and other shared office settings where a fixed chair setup is appropriate. The choice between its two base styles can help create a consistent look across a room or distinguish different zones. For example, you might use one style throughout a meeting area, or select a different base design for a separate visitor space.
Before deciding, think about how often the chairs will be moved, the kind of table or desk they will be used with, and whether armrests are needed. The family does not list adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, so take particular care to check that the fixed dimensions suit the people and tasks the chairs will serve.
How to choose between the models
Choose by base style and room layout
Start with the frame. The Lean 4 Four-Leg provides a four-leg profile, while the Lean Cantilever offers a cantilever-style base. Compare the available model images and specifications when assessing how the chair will look with your tables and fit the room layout. Do not assume the two bases have identical details beyond the information listed for the collection.
Confirm upholstery and armrest configuration
Fabric is the listed upholstery material, and the collection includes a range of colours: beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange and red. Choose a shade that works with the room’s palette, then confirm the colour is offered for the specific model and configuration you need. The Lean 4 Four-Leg is described as upholstered in Focus fabric by Gabriel; verify fabric details for your selected chair rather than applying that specification to both models.
Armrests are listed as both present and absent within the family. Check the exact configuration before placing the chairs around a table or planning clearances. The base material is metal and the listed base colour is black. The stated maximum ballast is 135 kg; confirm the applicable specification for the model you select. A two-year warranty and circular designation are listed for the collection, while origin information is available on request.
What to check before leasing
Make a short specification checklist before selecting chairs: model name, base style, upholstery colour and fabric, and whether the configuration has armrests. Then compare those details with your room layout, table height and expected use. If you are furnishing several areas, decide whether a single model and colour will create the consistency you want, or whether the two base styles can help define separate zones.
Myntwork offers these Götessons Lean chairs on a monthly lease. Confirm the configuration and product details for the chairs you are considering, and check that they meet your workplace requirements before arranging a lease.
Frequently asked questions about Götessons Design Group Chair Lean
What is the difference between the two Götessons Lean chairs?
The Lean 4 Four-Leg has a four-leg base, while the Lean Cantilever has a cantilever-style base. Compare the model specifications and appearance to decide which suits your layout.
Are Götessons Lean chairs adjustable?
The collection lists no adjustment for seat height, back height or seat depth. Check that the fixed chair setup is suitable for the people and activities in your space.
Which upholstery colours are listed for the Lean collection?
Listed fabric colours are beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange and red. Confirm colour availability for your chosen model and configuration.
Do all Lean chairs have armrests?
Armrests are listed as both available and unavailable within the collection. Verify whether the exact model configuration you are considering includes them.
Can I lease Götessons Lean chairs through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers the collection on a monthly lease. Before arranging one, confirm the model, upholstery, armrest configuration and other specifications you need.
