Where ICF Stick chairs work well
The Stick collection can support several seating plans without requiring a complicated specification. Use four-leg models with armrests around meeting tables, in project rooms or for longer discussions where additional upper-body support is useful. High-back versions can give a more substantial look to boardrooms, meeting areas and other spaces where the chair should feel clearly defined.
Cantilever chairs are a practical choice for visitor seating, reception areas and flexible meeting zones. Their metal skid bases create a distinct profile, while mesh versions can provide a lighter visual effect than fully upholstered seating. The cantilever models have no mechanism, making them suitable where fixed-position seating is preferred.
How to choose within the Stick family
Start with the base
Choose a four-leg base when you want a familiar meeting-chair format with a stable footprint. Select a cantilever base when the room calls for a visitor-chair appearance or a more open, streamlined profile. The collection uses metal bases, with base colours listed across options including black, grey, blue, brown, green and white.
Match the back and armrests to the room
Low-back models suit compact visitor settings and spaces where a discreet chair is preferred. High-back models create greater visual height and can be a better match for formal meeting rooms. Check whether armrests are needed: Stick models are available with aluminium or fixed armrests, as well as without armrests, so the choice can reflect table clearance, user preference and how closely chairs need to be arranged.
Select the surface and colour
Fabric, mesh and PU leather are listed among the collection upholstery materials. Fabric can help create a softer, more traditional meeting-room feel, while mesh gives selected models a lighter appearance. PU leather may suit projects seeking a more wipeable-looking surface. Confirm the exact material and colour for each chosen model, since the available combinations can differ.
Checks to make before specifying
Review the individual product details for width, upholstery, armrest configuration and maximum ballast. A 135 kg maximum ballast is listed for selected Stick models, rather than as a universal feature to assume across the family. The collection information also includes a two-year warranty, EN 16139 Level 1 for a specified model, and several listed fire-resistance options; verify which documentation applies to the exact chair and finish.
For a more considered project, check the available dimensions PDF, user manual and EPD documentation. Circularity and LEED Contribution are also listed for the collection. Myntwork offers ICF Stick chairs on a monthly lease, allowing you to review the required configuration and workplace quantity before confirming your specification.
Frequently asked questions about ICF Chair Stick
Are ICF Stick chairs intended for meetings or visitors?
The collection covers both meeting chairs and visitor chairs. Four-leg models with armrests can suit meeting tables, while cantilever versions are well suited to visitor, reception and flexible meeting areas.
What is the difference between the four-leg and cantilever Stick chairs?
Four-leg models have a conventional chair base and include versions with aluminium armrests. Cantilever models use a metal skid base and offer low-back, high-back, mesh and armless configurations.
Should I choose a high-back or low-back ICF Stick chair?
Low-back chairs create a more discreet profile for visitor and compact settings. High-back chairs provide more visual height and may be a stronger fit for formal meeting rooms or spaces where a more substantial chair is preferred.
Which upholstery materials are available in the Stick collection?
The collection lists fabric, mesh and PU leather upholstery, along with a broad range of colour options. Confirm the material and colour combination on the specific model before ordering.
Do all ICF Stick chairs have armrests or adjustable features?
No. The family includes chairs with aluminium or fixed armrests and chairs without armrests. Adjustable seat height, back height and seat depth are listed as unavailable, and the models use no mechanism.
