How to choose an Archal armchair
Start with how the chair will be used. For a set meeting arrangement, the four-leg model offers a straightforward choice with a polished aluminium base. For a room that changes between meetings or activities, consider the five-star castor model and whether its mobile base fits the layout and floor conditions. Both listed versions have armrests, so allow enough space around tables and between chairs for comfortable access.
Next, consider how the chair should relate to the rest of the interior. Upholstery is listed in fabric and leather, with Camira included as an option in the collection information. Beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, red and silver are among the listed upholstery colours. The aluminium base is also listed with colour options. Confirm which combinations are offered for the individual model before specifying a complete set; not every colour or material should be assumed to apply to every configuration.
Check fit, finishes and documentation
Dimensions and everyday use
Collection data lists widths of 55 cm and 65 cm, and seat-height information spanning 45–50 cm. These values may vary by model or configuration, so check the exact product details against your table height, floor plan and circulation requirements. The chairs do not have listed seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment, making it especially useful to confirm the fit for the people and setting they will serve.
Think about the practical differences between a fixed four-leg base and a castor base in your space. Consider how often chairs will be repositioned, how they will be stored when not in use and whether castors are suitable for the flooring. For a larger meeting-room order, reviewing a representative configuration can help you settle on a consistent combination of base and upholstery.
Material and environmental information
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is available for the collection. If environmental documentation is part of your procurement process, request the relevant document and check that it covers the configuration you are considering. The collection is also marked as circular in the supplied product information; ask what that designation means for the specific model and any end-of-use arrangements, rather than assuming a particular service or take-back option.
Myntwork offers these Lammhults products on a monthly lease. Before deciding, compare the two base styles, confirm upholstery and colour availability, and check dimensions and documentation for the model you intend to specify.
Frequently asked questions about Lammhults Archal Armchair
What is the difference between the two Archal armchairs?
The listed difference is the base: one model has four legs and a polished aluminium base, while the other has a five-star castor base. Both are upholstered armchairs with armrests.
Are Archal armchairs adjustable?
The collection attributes list no seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment. Check the specifications for your selected model to confirm its dimensions and suitability for the intended users.
What upholstery can I choose for the Archal family?
Fabric and leather are listed, with Camira also named among the upholstery materials. Colour choices are available across the collection; confirm the finishes offered for the particular model and configuration.
Is environmental documentation available?
An Environmental Product Declaration is available for the collection. Request the relevant document and verify that it applies to the model and configuration you are considering.
Which Archal base should I choose for a meeting room?
Consider whether chairs will usually stay in fixed positions or need to be moved around. The four-leg version suits a set arrangement, while the castor version may be useful in a more flexible layout. Also check floor suitability and room clearances.
