How to choose an Altea chair
Match the back style to the workspace
Consider who will use the chair and where it will sit. The low-back model may be a useful fit where a less visually tall chair suits the workstation. For users who prefer more backrest height, compare the high-back swivel chair and the XL-backrest version. Altea also includes a high-back swivel chair with back tilt, giving you another mechanism detail to weigh when comparing models.
For a shared office, consistency may matter as much as individual preference. Selecting the same back style across a team can create a coordinated look; choosing different styles within Altea can help distinguish workstations or suit different areas. Check the product listings for each model’s precise dimensions before planning desk clearances or ordering a group.
Compare adjustments and materials
Adjustable seat height and armrests are listed family features, and synchronous mechanisms appear across the collection. Still, confirm the details on the specific model page, especially if your selection depends on a particular adjustment or tilt function. The provided family information does not list adjustable seat depth, adjustable back height, lumbar support or a headrest, so do not assume these features are included.
Upholstery information across the Altea range includes fabric, PU leather, mesh and non-upholstered options. Base materials in the collection data include aluminium, metal, steel and wood, while several named office chair models specify an aluminium base. These are not necessarily options on every model. Review the available configuration for the chair you are considering, including its upholstery and base finish, before making a final selection.
Plan for your office and next steps
For a single workstation, begin with the user’s preferred back style and the adjustments they need. For a larger order, compare the chosen models’ dimensions, finishes and available configurations to make sure they work with the desks and floor plan. The collection lists a five-year warranty; check the product details for the terms that apply to your selection. Certification is also model-specific in the supplied listings, with GREENGUARD Gold noted for selected versions.
Once you have narrowed down the back style and configuration, review each product listing and its dimensions PDF to confirm the details. Myntwork offers Inclass Altea products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when furnishing or updating a workspace. Confirm the selected model and its listed features before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Office Chair Altea
What back styles are available in the Inclass Altea office chair collection?
The listed models include low-back, high-back and XL-backrest options, as well as a high-back swivel chair with back tilt. Compare the individual product details to choose the style that suits the user and workspace.
Do all Altea chairs have the same adjustment features?
No. Adjustable seat height, armrests and synchronous mechanisms are listed as family features, but the specific mechanisms and details vary by model. Check the selected chair’s listing to confirm what it includes.
Which upholstery and base materials can I choose?
The collection information includes fabric, PU leather, mesh and non-upholstered options, plus base materials including aluminium, metal, steel and wood. Availability depends on the model and configuration, so confirm options on its product page.
Are all Inclass Altea office chairs GREENGUARD Gold certified?
GREENGUARD Gold is noted for selected Altea versions, not confirmed for every model in the collection. Check the relevant product listing for certification details.
Can I lease Inclass Altea chairs through Myntwork?
Yes. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Review the individual model details and configuration before choosing.
