How to choose an Inclass Kori chair
Use the chair’s intended role as your starting point. For a primary desk chair, consider the models identified as task chairs and check whether the configuration has a synchronous mechanism and adjustable seat height. These features can help users adapt the chair to a workstation. For occasional desk use or a more open seating plan, a simpler swivel configuration may be appropriate; confirm the adjustment features on the individual listing.
Match the back and arms to the workstation
Kori includes low-back and medium-back designs. A low back can suit a desk where a less visually substantial chair is preferred, while a medium-back option provides a taller backrest profile. This is a choice of format, not a substitute for checking the chair’s dimensions or trying to assess personal comfort needs.
Next, decide whether armrests work with the desk and the way people will sit. Armrest models can be useful when users want support at the sides, while armless versions can make it easier to move close to a desk or arrange chairs in tighter spaces. Where a chair is shared, consider whether the selected configuration will suit the range of users and tasks expected.
Check base, upholstery and available details
The listed Kori models include aluminium bases, with four-star and five-star designs represented in the collection. Some configurations are described as swivel chairs, and one listed model specifies castors. Check the product details to confirm the base and mobility features for the exact chair you are comparing; do not assume castors or a particular base type are standard across the family.
Upholstery choices shown for the collection include fabric, upholstered, mesh and no-upholstery options, alongside a range of listed upholstery colors. Available choices can differ by model. If appearance or a particular material is important for your office scheme, verify the options on the relevant configuration before making a selection. The product listings also provide dimensions and technical details to help assess fit.
Plan the next step
Before choosing, compare seat height, seat depth and overall width with the workstation and the people who will use the chair. The collection data lists a 48 cm seat depth, while seat-height and width figures vary across configurations. Check the individual specifications, especially where the chair needs to fit a defined desk height or compact floor plan.
Certifications and warranty information should also be checked at model level. GREENGUARD Gold appears in details for some Kori models, but it should not be assumed for every chair in the family. Once you have narrowed the choice by backrest, arms, mechanism, base and upholstery, review the configuration and its documentation. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for an office project.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Office Chair Kori
What is the difference between the low-back and medium-back Kori chairs?
They differ in backrest height and profile. Choose between them based on the look and support format you want, then check the dimensions and features of the specific model.
Are Inclass Kori office chairs available with armrests?
Yes. The collection includes models with armrests and armless models. Compare the configuration against the desk layout, clearance and users’ preferences.
Do all Kori chairs have adjustable seat height?
No. Adjustable seat height is specified for several models, but features vary across the family. Confirm the adjustment details on the chair listing before selecting it.
Which Kori chairs have a synchronous mechanism?
A synchronous mechanism is listed for a number of task chair configurations. Check the individual model details, as it is not specified for every chair in the collection.
Does every Kori model have GREENGUARD Gold certification?
No collection-wide certification should be assumed. GREENGUARD Gold is listed for some models, so verify the certification details for the specific configuration you are considering.
