Plan around the shape of the seating area
Start with the intended use of the space, rather than choosing by module name alone. In a reception area, for example, the seating may need to define a waiting zone while keeping circulation clear. In a shared workplace, the goal may be to create a place for brief conversations or informal meetings. In either case, check the available floor area and the paths people use through the room before settling on a configuration.
When to consider the convex module
The Fourlikes Convex 120 Low Back 1350 is the curved option in this group. Consider it when a convex outline suits the planned arrangement or helps introduce a softer shape into the seating area. Its product name identifies it as a low-back module; it does not provide adjustable back height or an adjustable seat depth. Check the plan and module details to make sure its form works in the position you have in mind.
When to consider the right-hand corner
The Fourlikes Corner Low Back Right 1400 Right-Hand is the corner option. It may be the more relevant starting point when your layout calls for a right-hand corner form. Confirm the orientation convention with the supplier before ordering, and compare the specified module dimensions with your room plan. Do not assume that the handed direction will suit the layout without checking how it is defined.
Choose the finish and confirm the details
Both listed modules use upholstered fabric, with Camira Category 2 upholstery and a choice of beige, blue, brown, green, grey, pink or red. Select a colour in the context of the room’s other finishes and the visual role the seating should play. If colour consistency matters across a project, confirm the available fabric selection for each module before finalising the specification.
The listed base colour is black. The collection information also states a maximum load of 135 kg, a two-year warranty and circularity marked as yes. Standards are not specified, and origin is available on request, so request clarification if those details are relevant to your project requirements. Neither module has a mechanism or adjustable height features.
What to check before placing an order
- Confirm the room measurements, intended layout and required module shape.
- Verify right-hand orientation for the corner module with the supplier.
- Confirm the selected Camira fabric colour and Category 2 upholstery details.
- Ask for any project-specific information you need about standards or origin.
Myntwork offers these FourLikes products on a monthly lease. Once you have confirmed the layout, finish and relevant product details, you can review the leasing option for your business.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Sofa Module FourLikes
What is the difference between the two FourLikes modules?
The Convex 120 Low Back 1350 has a convex curved form. The Corner Low Back Right 1400 Right-Hand is a right-hand corner module. Compare the shapes with your planned layout and confirm the corner orientation before ordering.
How should I choose between the convex and corner module?
Use your room plan and intended seating arrangement as the guide. Consider whether the layout calls for a convex outline or a right-hand corner, and verify the dimensions and orientation details with the supplier.
What upholstery colours are listed for FourLikes?
The listed upholstery is Camira Category 2 fabric, with beige, blue, brown, green, grey, pink and red options. Confirm the selected colour and its availability for the module you want.
Do the FourLikes modules have adjustable features?
The listed modules do not have a mechanism, adjustable seat height, adjustable back height or adjustable seat depth. Lumbar support and a headrest are also not listed.
What information should I confirm before ordering?
Check the module shape, room fit, right-hand orientation where relevant and chosen fabric colour. Ask about standards or origin if those details are important to your project.
