How to choose a FourMe chair for your space
Start with the setting and the expected pattern of use. For meeting rooms, consider how the chairs will work around the table and whether fixed armrests suit the available space. For visitor seating, look at the room’s overall layout and whether a coordinated four-leg or cantilever style best fits the surrounding furniture. The collection includes meeting and visitor chair types, but the exact configuration differs by model.
Choose a frame and shell style
Four-leg models can be a practical direction when you want a familiar chair format. The FourMe 4 and 44 lines include four-leg versions, with options ranging from a polypropylene shell to upholstered configurations. FourMe 88 and 99 models use cantilever frames; FourMe 11 versions are also listed as cantilever chairs. Frame material options across the family include metal and wood, so confirm the selected model’s base rather than assuming all versions share the same construction.
Think about how the chair will look alongside existing tables and finishes. A plastic shell offers a different appearance from an upholstered seat or fully upholstered version. The listed upholstery materials include fabric and leather, and some product details specify Kvadrat Atlas. Use the individual model listing to verify the upholstery type and color available for the version you are considering.
Match comfort and details to the project
Check whether you need armrests: some FourMe models have fixed armrests, while others do not. The family attributes list no adjustable back height, seat depth adjustment, lumbar support or headrest. Adjustable seat height appears among the collection attributes, but it is not universal; verify that feature on the specific model page. FourMe 11 and selected FourMe 99 names identify versions with a tilt function, so compare the individual specifications if that feature matters.
Before settling on a configuration, check the chair’s dimensions against table height, circulation space and storage needs. The collection attributes list a width of 57 cm; confirm the dimensions for the exact model and any selected options. Also review the stated maximum load and warranty information on the individual listing to ensure it suits your project requirements.
Plan a consistent workplace order
For a multi-room project, you may prefer one frame style throughout or use different FourMe configurations for meeting and visitor areas. Compare the model names and specifications side by side, paying particular attention to frame, shell, upholstery, armrests and any tilt function. Colors listed for the collection include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, pink and red, alongside several base color choices; availability depends on the selected model.
Myntwork offers these Ocee & Four Design chairs on a monthly lease. Before proceeding, confirm the chosen model, finish and features for each room, then check the product listing for the details relevant to your order.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Chair FourMe
What is the difference between FourMe four-leg and cantilever chairs?
They use different frame styles. FourMe 4 and 44 include four-leg options, while FourMe 88 and 99 include cantilever models; FourMe 11 is also listed as a cantilever design. Check each listing for its specific materials and features.
Which FourMe chairs have a plastic shell?
Plastic-shell configurations appear among the FourMe 4, 44, 88 and 99 model names. The collection also includes upholstered versions, so verify the shell and upholstery details for the exact chair you are comparing.
Are FourMe chairs available with upholstery?
Yes. The family includes models with upholstered seats and more extensively upholstered configurations. Listed upholstery materials include fabric and leather, and some model details name Kvadrat Atlas. Check the individual listing for its specific finish.
Do all FourMe chairs have armrests or a tilt function?
No. Fixed armrests are specified for some versions, not every chair. Tilt function appears in the names of FourMe 11 and selected FourMe 99 versions. Compare the individual model specifications rather than assuming a feature applies across the family.
How should I choose between FourMe models for a project?
Begin with the room and the desired frame style, then compare shell or upholstery, armrests, color and any required function. Confirm dimensions and model-specific details before choosing chairs for meeting rooms or visitor areas.
