How to choose an Inclass Taia armchair
Start with the job the chair needs to do. For meeting rooms and visitor areas, a fixed four-leg or cantilever model offers a simple, consistent arrangement. A swivel base can suit spaces where users turn between people or tasks. Where chairs need to move around a shared workspace, the five-star version with castors is a distinct option; check the individual model listing for its exact base and mechanism.
Next, consider seat feel and appearance. Taia models include polypropylene or plastic shell seating as well as upholstered soft-seat options. A shell may suit a straightforward, easy-to-coordinate seating scheme, while upholstery brings a softer finish. The listed upholstery choices include fabric options, and colours vary across the collection. Confirm the available fabric, colour and finish on the model you select rather than assuming every combination applies to every base.
Match the chair to the space
Meeting and visitor seating
For conventional meeting or visitor layouts, compare the four-leg, cantilever and swivel configurations. Think about whether people will sit for brief visits or longer sessions, how easily chairs need to be repositioned, and whether armrests are important to the room’s use. The described models have fixed armrests, but base type and seat finish differ.
Higher tables and flexible work areas
If the chair will be used with a counter-height surface, consider the Taia counter-height four-leg model, which has a 65 cm seat height. For standard-height seating, check the seat height stated for each option; recorded Taia variants include heights from 42 to 46 cm. Measure the table or counter as well as the available floor area, and compare dimensions before ordering. Do not assume that a model’s seat height or overall footprint carries across the family.
Check details before selecting
Review the exact product information for base material, upholstery, dimensions and any mechanism. A synchronous mechanism is specified for selected five-star models, not for the entire range. GREENGUARD Gold certification is identified for particular upholstered Taia models, so check the specific listing if that detail matters to your project. The collection information also includes a dimensions PDF for further planning.
Once you have narrowed the choice by use, height and finish, compare the shortlisted models side by side and confirm that their configurations meet your space requirements. Myntwork offers Inclass Taia products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when furnishing meeting, visitor or multipurpose areas.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Armchair Taia
Which Taia armchair base should I choose for a meeting room?
Compare four-leg, cantilever and swivel models based on how people use the room. Fixed bases suit a more settled layout, while swivel options allow users to turn in place. Check the model details for its specific base construction.
Are Inclass Taia armchairs available with upholstery?
Yes. The family includes upholstered soft-seat models as well as polypropylene or plastic shell options. Upholstery and colour availability depend on the selected model, so confirm the choices on its product listing.
Does the Taia collection include counter-height seating?
Yes. A counter-height four-leg armchair with fixed armrests is listed with a 65 cm seat height. Check the counter or table height and the product dimensions to ensure a suitable fit.
Do Taia armchairs have castors or a synchronous mechanism?
Some five-star models have castors, and a synchronous mechanism is specified for selected five-star options. These features are not universal across the collection, so verify the exact configuration.
What should I compare before choosing between Taia models?
Compare intended use, seat height, base style and material, shell or upholstery, dimensions, and any mechanism or certification relevant to your project. Specifications can vary between models in the family.
