Where Cuba chairs can work
Use the Cuba range to furnish meeting rooms, collaborative areas or shared seating zones where an upholstered chair suits the space. For a coordinated room, compare the models as a group and decide whether the base styles should match throughout or whether different designs make sense for different areas. A four-star-base chair may suit a meeting layout where that form fits the table and surrounding furniture; wooden legs or a four-legged steel frame offer different visual directions.
Because the collection includes several base styles, it can also help when one workplace needs related seating with a little variation. Keep the fabric family or color palette consistent if a unified look matters, and confirm that the selected model and finish are available in the configuration you need.
How to choose between the four models
Start with the base
Choose the Horreds Möbel 1037 if you are considering a chair with wooden legs. Compare it with the 3720, which has a four-legged steel frame, if a metal structure better suits your room. The 3430 and 3432 both use four-star bases, so look closely at their individual product details rather than assuming their upholstery or finishes are identical. The 3432 listing names a jet-black base; verify the exact base finish for any model you are considering.
Then check fabric and color
Fabric is the upholstery material identified for the range. Collection information lists Camira and Category 2 upholstery options, while the 3430 and 3432 descriptions name Gabriel Focus Melange. These details are not necessarily shared by every model. Review each listing for its specific fabric and upholstery color; the collection includes a broad range of color choices, but availability can depend on the chair. Check the base color and material at the same time so the complete chair works with your room scheme.
Check fit and plan the next step
Before selecting chairs for a project, confirm the model dimensions and configuration against your table, circulation space and intended use. The collection data lists a 46 cm seat height and no seat-depth adjustment or mechanism; consult the relevant product listing to verify details for your chosen model. Also check the product page for any finish or upholstery information you need to finalize the specification.
Once you have narrowed the choice to a model and finish, Myntwork offers Horreds Cuba chairs on a monthly lease. Compare the listings and confirm the configuration that suits your workspace before planning the order.
Frequently asked questions about Horreds Möbel Chair Cuba
What is the difference between the Horreds Cuba chair models?
The clearest difference is the base: the 1037 has wooden legs, the 3720 has a four-legged steel frame, and the 3430 and 3432 have four-star bases. Check each listing for its exact upholstery and finish.
Which Cuba chairs have a four-star base?
The 3430 and 3432 are the four-star-base models in this collection. Their listed fabric and finish details may differ, so compare the individual product descriptions.
Are the same fabric and colors available on every Cuba chair?
Not necessarily. The collection includes fabric upholstery and a range of color information, but options are model-specific. Check the chosen chair's listing to confirm its available fabric and colors.
Can I choose a Cuba chair with a wooden or steel base?
Yes. The 1037 is listed with wooden legs, while the 3720 has a four-legged steel frame. Review each product listing for exact base finish and configuration.
What should I check before choosing a Cuba chair for a meeting room?
Compare the base style, upholstery and finish, then check the product details and dimensions against your table and available space. Confirm the exact configuration on the listing before proceeding.
