Plan the seating around the room
Start with the purpose of the seating area. A corner module can help create an L-shaped arrangement or turn a run of seats around a corner. An open-end module can define the end of a configuration while leaving one side open. These are different roles, so map the available floor area and the direction people will approach the seating before choosing between them.
Think about who will use the space and what should happen there. A reception or waiting area may call for a clear, welcoming arrangement, while a staff breakout area may need seats positioned to encourage conversation. Keep circulation routes and nearby doors in mind when deciding where a module’s open side or back should face.
Choose a configuration that fits
Use the corner module to turn a layout
The Fourlikes Corner Low Back 700 is the collection’s listed low-back corner option. Consider it when the plan calls for a corner seat or a change in direction. Confirm how it will connect with the other seating you intend to use; the collection information provided here identifies two module types, so check the available configuration before planning a larger arrangement.
Check orientation for the open-end module
The Fourlikes Open End Left High Back Right 1400 is specified as open end left and high back right. Verify those sides against your floor plan before selecting it. Its high back also gives it a different profile from the low-back corner module, so consider the visual effect and how the module will sit in the room.
Review upholstery and practical details
Fabric is the listed upholstery material, with Camira and Category 2 also included in the collection details. The listed colour range is beige, blue, brown, green, grey, pink and red. Coordinate a colour with existing finishes, but confirm the available fabric and colour for the exact module rather than assuming every combination applies to both. The base colour is listed as black.
Other stated details include a maximum load of 135 kg, a two-year warranty and a circular designation. Adjustable seat height, back height and seat depth are not listed as available, and lumbar support and a headrest are not specified as features. Standards are not specified. If any of these details affect your project, confirm them before making a selection.
Confirm the details before leasing
Before proceeding, check the module name, left-right orientation, upholstery choice and intended position in your layout. If you are combining modules, confirm that the planned arrangement works with the products available in this collection. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease; ask about the specific module and finish you need to review the available options.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Modular Sofa Module FourLikes
Which FourLikes module is suited to a corner layout?
The Fourlikes Corner Low Back 700 is the listed corner module. Consider it when you need to turn a seating arrangement, and check how it will work with the other seating in your plan.
What is the difference between the two listed modules?
One is a low-back corner module; the other is an open-end module with a high back on the right. Their shapes and orientations serve different roles, so compare them against your floor plan.
How should I check the open-end module orientation?
The Fourlikes Open End Left High Back Right 1400 is specified with its open end on the left and high back on the right. Confirm that orientation matches the position where you plan to use it.
What upholstery colours are listed for FourLikes?
The listed colours are beige, blue, brown, green, grey, pink and red. Confirm which fabric and colour are available for the particular module you are considering.
Can I adjust the seat or back on these modules?
Adjustable seat height, back height and seat depth are listed as unavailable. Check the module details if adjustability is important to your project.
