Where Kola chairs can work
The collection spans several kinds of shared spaces. In meeting rooms, the conference chair with armrests offers a defined seating style, while the stackable models may be useful where chairs need to be stored between sessions. The stackable range includes an armrest option and an upholstered-seat option, so you can compare comfort features with your storage needs.
For canteens and multipurpose areas, the Kola Light Wood chair pairs ash wood with epoxy-coated metal. Lounge models offer upholstered seat pads in Camira Mainline Flax. An upholstered sled-base option can also suit meeting or visitor areas. Check each model’s details to confirm its intended use and exact configuration.
How to choose between models
Start with the room and its layout
Measure the space and think about how people move through it. If chairs will be moved or cleared away regularly, compare the stackable models first. If seating will remain in place, consider the visual character of the sled-base, conference, wood or lounge designs. The collection includes chairs with and without armrests, so check whether arms will suit the way people sit and how closely chairs need to be arranged.
Compare upholstery and materials
Upholstery varies by model. The collection includes upholstered chairs and a stackable version with a Camira Mainline Flax seat pad; the Kola Light Wood is a wood chair, while one stackable armrest model is listed without upholstery and with felt. The conference chair is listed with grey or black upholstery. Other colors shown for the family may not be available on every model, so confirm the specific finish before making a selection.
Base materials also vary across the range, including steel, metal and wood. The Kola Light Wood chair is listed with ash wood and epoxy-coated metal. Its stated maximum load is 135 kg; don’t assume that figure applies to other Kola models.
Check details before selecting
These chairs have no listed mechanism or seat-height adjustment, so make sure the fixed configuration suits the intended users and desk or table height. Compare the product details for each model, including upholstery, frame or base material, armrests and stacking. The family’s overall attribute information lists a two-year warranty, but confirm the terms for the model you choose.
Myntwork offers Inno Kola chairs on a monthly lease. Once you have shortlisted a style, check the individual product information for its available finishes and specifications, then consider how many chairs are needed for each room. This helps you compare the options on practical fit as well as appearance.
Frequently asked questions about INNO INTERIOR Chair Kola
Which Kola chairs are stackable?
The family includes a stackable chair with armrests and a stackable chair with an upholstered Camira Mainline Flax seat pad. Check each model’s details for its configuration.
Are there Kola chairs with armrests?
Yes. The range includes a stackable armrest chair and a conference chair with armrests. Confirm the specific model’s upholstery and base details before choosing.
Which Kola models have upholstery?
Upholstered options include meeting, conference and lounge styles, plus a stackable chair with an upholstered seat pad. Upholstery varies by model.
Is there a wood chair in the Kola collection?
Yes. The Kola Light Wood canteen chair is listed with ash wood and epoxy-coated metal. Its stated maximum load is 135 kg.
Can I adjust the seat height on Kola chairs?
The collection information lists no seat-height adjustment or mechanism. Check that a chair’s fixed configuration suits the table or desk where it will be used.
