Where Skift chairs can work
Skift is a collection to consider when furnishing meeting rooms, collaboration areas or shared tables with upholstered seating. The armless design keeps the chair profile simple, while the range of base styles gives you a way to distinguish spaces or coordinate seating with existing furniture. Fabric upholstery and several listed color options can also help you plan a consistent palette across a room.
Because the models do not have adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, think about who will use the chairs and for how long. For a meeting room where users rotate between seats, a straightforward chair may be appropriate. If people need a chair for extended individual desk work, consider whether a non-adjustable meeting chair meets that need before choosing it for the whole space.
How to choose between the models
Start with the base
Choose between the two sled models, the four-leg Plus 4, the Plus Wheel or the Plus Wood according to your room layout and preferred appearance. A sled base gives the collection one distinct visual option, while four legs provide a different profile. The Wheel model is the named wheeled option in the range; review its product listing to confirm the exact details before specifying it. Plus Wood is the choice to investigate if you want a wood base. The listed base materials across the collection are metal and wood.
Then compare upholstery and finish
Fabric is the listed upholstery material, and available upholstery colors include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange and red. Focus fabric is mentioned in descriptions for some models, including a reference to Gabriel; do not assume every model or color has the same fabric specification. Check the individual product information for the exact fabric, base color and finish offered on the version you are considering. Base colors listed for the collection include black, beige and wood.
What to check before specifying
Confirm the intended use, number of chairs and preferred base style, then compare the product listings for model-specific upholstery and finish information. The family attributes list a maximum ballast of 135 kg and a two-year warranty; consult the relevant product details if you need to verify how these apply to a particular model. Circular is also listed as an attribute, while origin is available on request.
If you are furnishing several spaces, note the model and finish chosen for each area so that replacements or additions can be matched more easily. Myntwork offers these chairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workplace furniture. Review the chosen model’s specifications and leasing details before finalizing your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Götessons Design Group Chair Skift
What is the difference between the Skift models?
The family includes Skift Sled and Skift Plus Sled, Plus 4, Plus Wheel and Plus Wood. Their clearest distinction is the base style: sled, four-leg, wheel or wood. Check each listing for its specific finish and upholstery details.
Are Götessons Skift chairs adjustable?
The collection attributes list no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and no mechanism. They are presented as meeting chairs rather than adjustable task chairs.
What upholstery and colors are available?
The listed upholstery material is fabric, with beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange and red among the collection colors. Focus fabric appears in some model descriptions, so verify the specific option on the product listing.
Do Skift chairs have armrests?
The collection is listed without armrests, and the model descriptions identify the chairs as armless. This can be useful when planning seating around shared tables or arranging chairs close together.
What should I check before selecting a Skift chair?
Consider the room and intended use, then compare the base style, upholstery color and model-specific finish. Also review the chosen product's specifications and warranty details before placing it in your furniture plan.