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Noti Stool Belem

Stools for shared and elevated workspaces

Noti Belem is a four-model stool family for businesses furnishing counters, project areas, breakout spaces and other places where a stool suits the activity. The collection spans low, bar and high styles, giving workplace planners a choice of seating height and finish without adding height-adjustment mechanisms.

There are two broad directions: oak-seat designs with metal legs, and fully upholstered models. Compare the intended table or counter height with the specific stool listing, since the collection includes distinct low, bar and high options.

Compare the Belem models

The BE/HN/D is the low stool with a solid oak seat, while the BE/HW/D has an oak seat in a bar-stool format. Both are described with powder-coated legs. For a softer seat, the BE/HN/T is a fully upholstered bar stool with a footrest, and the BE/HW/T is a high fully upholstered stool.

None of the listed models has an adjustable seat height. Choose by the height and use of the setting, then consider whether an oak seat or upholstered fabric better suits the room and its daily use.

All Noti Stool Belem models

Choosing a Belem stool for the space

Start with where people will sit. The low BE/HN/D is the collection’s low option and may suit a lower shared table or informal setting. The BE/HW/D is identified as a bar stool, while the BE/HN/T is also a bar stool and includes a footrest. The BE/HW/T is described as a high stool. These labels help narrow the choice, but they do not replace checking the actual seat height against the counter, work surface or table.

Because the stools are not height-adjustable, plan around the furniture they will be used with. Check available clearance below the surface and consider how people will get on and off the stool. If the seating will be used at multiple work surfaces, confirm that the chosen fixed height works for each one before ordering.

Oak seat or full upholstery?

Oak-seat models

Choose between the solid oak seat on the low BE/HN/D and the oak seat on the bar-height BE/HW/D. These models are described with powder-coated legs. This direction keeps the seat material visible and offers a different look from the collection’s fully upholstered options. Check the individual model details for the available base finish and any finish selections before specifying a group.

Fully upholstered models

The BE/HN/T and BE/HW/T have fully upholstered seats. The collection attributes list fabric and a range of upholstery colors, including beige, blue, brown, green, grey, pink, red, white and yellow. Confirm which fabrics and colors apply to the specific model you are considering; a collection-level color list does not guarantee every choice is offered on every stool. The BE/HN/T also has a footrest, a useful point of distinction when comparing it with the high BE/HW/T.

Checks before specifying

Review the dimensions PDF and the relevant product listing for the exact dimensions and finish information. Collection data gives widths of 44 or 47 cm, but check the selected model’s stated dimensions rather than assuming one width applies to all four. The collection is listed with a maximum ballast of 135 kg and a two-year warranty; verify the applicable details for the chosen model as part of your specification.

For a coordinated workplace, first select the height category, then decide on oak or full upholstery and confirm color and base options. Myntwork offers Noti Belem stools on a monthly lease, so businesses can also consider leasing when planning furniture for a project or shared space.

Frequently asked questions about Noti Stool Belem

Which Noti Belem stool is the low option?

The BE/HN/D is the collection’s low stool. It has a solid oak seat and powder-coated legs. Check its product listing for exact dimensions before matching it to a table.

What is the difference between the Belem bar and high stools?

The BE/HW/D is an oak-seat bar stool. The fully upholstered BE/HN/T is also a bar stool and includes a footrest, while the BE/HW/T is described as a high stool. Compare their listed dimensions with your counter or work surface.

Are Belem stools height-adjustable?

No. The listed Belem models have no height-adjustment mechanism, so choose the fixed-height option that suits the intended table, counter or shared workspace.

Can I choose upholstery and base colors?

The collection information lists a range of upholstery and base colors. Options can vary by model, so confirm the available fabric, upholstery color and base finish on the individual product listing.