Plan around the way the room is used
For meeting rooms, consider how the chairs will look and function around the table, and whether the room is used for short discussions, longer sessions or a mix. In visitor areas, think about the expected frequency of use and how the seat finish will work with the rest of the space. Campus Air is also a useful family to compare when you want the same general chair style across more than one shared area.
Before choosing a quantity, measure the available floor area and check the intended layout. Allow room for people to sit down and stand up comfortably, and confirm that the selected base style works with the table or other furniture. Since the chairs have no listed height or seat-depth adjustment, make sure the fixed seating position is suitable for the people and tasks the room serves.
How to compare the Campus Air models
Start with the base
The four-leg models have a conventional four-point base, while the sled-base models use a continuous metal frame. Choose by the appearance and fit you prefer for the space; the collection facts do not indicate a difference in adjustability between these options. Both styles are offered with an unupholstered seat and an upholstered-seat version.
Then decide on upholstery
An unupholstered seat keeps the configuration simple. An upholstered seat adds a fabric-covered option for a different look and feel. The collection lists fabric, Camira and leather among its upholstery attributes, and shows a range of upholstery colors. Availability can depend on the chosen model, so confirm the exact material and color before placing a leasing request rather than assuming every combination is offered.
Check details before leasing
Compare the full configuration names to distinguish four-leg from sled base and upholstered from unupholstered seat. Also check the base finish: specific descriptions mention chrome-colored or chrome-finished metal, while the collection-level attributes include multiple base colors. Use the selected model’s details to confirm what applies to that configuration.
The listed maximum load for the collection is 135 kg, and the warranty is listed as two years. Confirm these details against the exact model you are considering. Myntwork offers these Lammhults chairs on a monthly lease; when assessing a setup, consider how many chairs are needed, which variants belong in each area, and whether the selected finishes suit your existing furniture. If the room needs adjustable seating, compare other chair types before choosing this fixed Campus Air family.
Frequently asked questions about Lammhults Campus Air Armchair
What is the difference between the four-leg and sled-base models?
The difference is the base design: one has four legs and the other has a continuous sled-style metal base. Both styles are represented with upholstered-seat and unupholstered options.
Which Campus Air models have an upholstered seat?
The collection includes an upholstered-seat option for both the four-leg and sled-base styles. Check the selected model’s details for the available upholstery material and color.
Are the Campus Air armchairs adjustable?
The listed models have no seat-height, seat-depth or back-height adjustment, and no mechanism. They are fixed meeting and visitor chairs.
What should I check when selecting a finish?
Confirm the upholstery material and color, if you choose an upholstered seat, as well as the base finish for the exact configuration. Options can vary by model.
Are these chairs suitable for meeting and visitor areas?
Yes. The collection is listed for meeting-chair and visitor-chair use, making it suitable to consider for shared meeting and reception spaces.
