Where a Déjà-vu stool may fit
Consider this family for kitchen areas, informal meeting points, break spaces or other settings where a stool is appropriate. The Kitchen model is the natural starting point when you are specifically selecting for a kitchen. The polished-finish model gives you another named option within the Déjà-vu family.
Because the stools have no upholstery and no armrests, they offer a simpler seating format than an upholstered or fully featured office chair. Think about how people will use the area: a stool can suit brief stops or informal use, while longer seated tasks may call for a different type of seating. Match the choice to your workplace needs rather than assuming either model is intended for every task.
How to choose between the two models
Start with the setting
If the stool is for a kitchen, compare the D J Vu Kitchen Polished Aluminium Stool with the specific requirements of that area. For other settings, consider whether the D J Vu Polished Finish Stool is a better fit for your project. The product names distinguish the two models, but the available family information does not provide dimensions or a detailed comparison of their shapes. Check the individual listing for any additional details you need.
Check fixed-height suitability
Neither model is listed as height adjustable. Before ordering, make sure the stool’s seat height works with the counter, table or work surface where it will be used. If several people will share the seating, consider whether one fixed height can accommodate their needs. The family’s listed maximum load is 135 kg; use the product information to confirm the applicable details for your selected model.
Materials, care and next steps
The family attributes identify an aluminium base with a silver finish, and the member names indicate polished finishes. Upholstery is not included. These details can help you assess whether the stools fit your material palette and seating preferences. No additional finish choices or care instructions are specified in the family information, so consult the individual product details if those points affect your decision.
Before selecting a model, confirm its dimensions, intended placement and suitability for the way your team will use it. You can also review the listed two-year warranty and the collection’s circular designation as part of your purchasing assessment. Myntwork offers these Magis stools on a monthly lease, giving business buyers a leasing option to consider alongside their furniture requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Magis Stool Déjà-vu
What is the difference between the two Magis Déjà-vu stools?
One model is named the D J Vu Kitchen Polished Aluminium Stool; the other is the D J Vu Polished Finish Stool. Use the kitchen designation and polished-finish naming to guide your initial choice, then check the individual listings for further model details.
Are the Déjà-vu stools height adjustable?
No. The family information lists the stools as not height adjustable. Check that a fixed seat height will work with the counter, table or work surface where you plan to use the selected model.
Do these stools have upholstery or armrests?
The family attributes specify no upholstery and no armrests. If your project requires padded seating or arm support, consider whether this stool family meets that requirement before selecting a model.
What materials and load information are listed for the family?
The listed base material is aluminium, with a silver base color. The family information gives a maximum load of 135 kg. Check the selected product listing for details relevant to your intended use.
Can a business lease a Magis Déjà-vu stool through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Review the available model listings and contact Myntwork if you need help assessing the collection for your project.
