Choosing a SixE chair for your space
Start with the activity the chair needs to support. For visitor or meeting areas, decide whether a polypropylene seat or an upholstered surface is a better fit for the room and its use. The polypropylene model has a four-leg castor base; upholstered alternatives include a model with an upholstered seat and another with full upholstery.
For training or learning spaces, consider the SixE Learn Upholstered Training Side Chair. Its writing tablet makes it the distinct option in this family when users need a surface for notes during sessions. Check the model details and dimensions to make sure the chair and tablet suit the room layout and intended use.
Think about movement and upholstery
Castors are a shared feature across these SixE models, with autobrake castors specified on the two upholstered castor chairs. Consider how the chairs will be arranged and moved in your space, and confirm the castor details for the model you select. The family does not have a height-adjustable seat, so compare the listed seat dimensions with the needs of your users and the surrounding tables.
Material and finish preferences can also narrow the choice. Family attributes list fabric, leather, plastic and PU leather upholstery materials, with a range of upholstery and base colors. The individual product information identifies which options apply to each model. For example, the training chair is listed with Remix fabric, and the full-upholstery model is described with a black shell and Remix fabric. Check the available colors and materials for the exact chair rather than assuming every finish is offered on every model.
Check the model details before selecting
Compare the product details for dimensions, seat construction, upholstery and base before finalizing a specification. This is especially useful when combining different SixE models in one space: matching the finish can help create a consistent look, while choosing a tablet model only where it is needed can support different activities within the same room.
HOWE provides collection resources including catalogue, dimensions, colors and materials, and EPD documents. Use the dimensions information to check clearances and fit, and consult the colors and materials document to review finishes. An Environmental Product Declaration is available for the collection; refer to its document for the relevant environmental information.
Myntwork offers HOWE SixE chairs on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the model and finish that suit your project, review the available product details and contact Myntwork about the next steps for your workspace.
Frequently asked questions about HOWE Side Chair SixE
Which HOWE SixE chair is intended for training?
The SixE Learn Upholstered Training Side Chair is the training-focused option in this family and includes a writing tablet. Check its product details and dimensions against your room layout and use case.
What is the difference between the upholstered SixE models?
The Castor Upholstered Seat Side Chair has a fabric-upholstered seat and autobrake castors. The On Castors Full Upholstery Side Chair is described as fully upholstered, with autobraking castors, a black shell and Remix fabric. Confirm the finish selections on each model listing.
Is there a non-upholstered HOWE SixE option?
Yes. The SixE 4-Leg Castors Polypropylene Side Chair has a polypropylene seat and a chrome-finished frame. Compare its details with the upholstered choices to decide which seat type fits your space.
Are the HOWE SixE chairs height adjustable?
The family attributes list no adjustable seat height. Check the dimensions for the specific model and compare them with your tables and user requirements before selecting.
Where can I check SixE dimensions and finishes?
The collection includes dimensions and colors and materials resources, alongside a catalogue and EPD document. Use the model details and these resources to verify the dimensions, materials and finishes available for your selected chair.
