Choosing a Kross stool for your space
Start with the task and the work surface. A foot ring gives seated users a place to rest their feet, which can be helpful at an elevated counter or shared workbench. Check the counter height and the available space beneath it, then confirm that the stool’s fixed seat height works for the intended users. The listed Kross models do not have adjustable seat height, so they are not a substitute for a height-adjustable chair where users need to adapt their seating position.
Also consider how the stool will be used throughout the day. For a project where upholstered seating is part of the brief, review the Kross Plus listing and its Planet upholstery description. If the priority is comparing base configurations, the collection also includes a Kross stool described with a five-spoke base, foot ring and glides. Both listings are swivel stools, and neither is listed with armrests.
Review upholstery, colors and base details
The collection-level attributes list fabric, mesh and plastic among the upholstery materials, with upholstery colors including beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, pink, red, silver and white. Base colors are also listed across a broad palette, and the base material is specified as metal. These are collection-level details, not a guarantee that every option applies to both models. Check the specific product information to confirm which combinations are offered.
For a multi-seat order, compare the selected finish across all stools and consider how it will sit alongside nearby furniture. If you are choosing different configurations for one space, make sure the distinction is intentional and that each seat suits its location. The collection lists a maximum ballast of 135 kg and a two-year warranty; check the product listing and project requirements for applicable details. The collection is also marked circular, but consult the relevant product information if you need to understand what that designation means for a particular model.
What to check before selecting
- Measure the work surface and confirm that a fixed-height seat is appropriate.
- Decide whether the upholstered Kross Plus configuration or the other five-spoke-base listing better fits the brief.
- Verify the exact upholstery material, color and base finish available for the chosen model.
- Consider the number of stools, how they will be used and the space needed around each seat.
Once you have selected a configuration and checked its options, Myntwork offers these Kastel Kross stools on a monthly lease. Review the individual product details and your project needs before deciding which stools to specify.
Frequently asked questions about Kastel Swivel Stool Kross
What is the difference between the two Kastel Kross stool listings?
Both listings describe a swivel stool with a foot ring and glides. The Kross Plus is specified as upholstered in Planet upholstery and has a five-star base; the other listing describes a five-spoke base. Check each product listing for its exact available options.
Are Kastel Kross stools height adjustable?
The collection attributes list seat height as not adjustable. Measure the intended counter or work surface and verify that a fixed-height stool will suit the space and its users.
Do Kross stools have armrests?
Armrests are not listed for this collection. If arm support is essential for your use case, confirm the product details before selecting a stool.
Which upholstery and colors can I choose?
Collection attributes list fabric, mesh and plastic upholstery materials, plus a range of upholstery and base colors. Availability may vary by model, so confirm the specific combinations on the chosen product listing.
What should I check when specifying several Kross stools?
Confirm the seat height against the work surface, choose the configuration, and verify each stool’s finish options. The collection lists a maximum ballast of 135 kg and a two-year warranty; review the applicable product information for your order.
