Choosing a Kvadrato chair for your space
Start with the room and the kind of use it needs to support. For a meeting room used for shorter discussions, a straightforward fixed chair may be appropriate. For a conference area or a room where a softer surface is preferred, compare the upholstered models. The collection includes the KV 131 plastic chair and the upholstered KV 132 and KV 133 conference chairs.
Think about how many chairs you need, whether they will stay in one room or move between spaces, and whether you want the chairs to match across different areas. Since the models do not have seat, back or depth adjustment, check that their fixed setup suits the expected users and use of the room.
Compare materials and configuration
Plastic or upholstered
The KV 131 is listed as a plastic chair with no upholstery. The KV 132 is upholstered, and the KV 133 has fabric upholstery. Across the collection, upholstery information includes options such as Era and Tonal, as well as a range of listed colors. Availability depends on the specific model and configuration, so use the product details to confirm the options offered for the chair you are considering.
Check the details that affect fit
All three models have a black base, and the listed base glides are plastic. Armrests are available on some collection configurations, but not all. Confirm whether the selected model includes them, especially if chairs need to fit closely around a table or be arranged in a particular way. The KV 131 and KV 133 listings specify a maximum load capacity of 135 kg; check each product page for its own specifications.
What to check before choosing
- Confirm the model name and whether you need plastic or upholstered seating.
- Check the specific upholstery material, color and armrest configuration shown for that model.
- Consider the fixed, non-adjustable setup in relation to the room’s users and meeting habits.
- Review the product listing for current specifications, including warranty details.
RIM Kvadrato chairs are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease. Compare the product listings to settle the model and configuration first, then review the leasing information for your requirements.
Frequently asked questions about RIM Chair Kvadrato
What is the difference between the Kvadrato KV 131, KV 132 and KV 133?
The KV 131 is a plastic chair. The KV 132 is an upholstered conference chair, and the KV 133 is a conference meeting chair with fabric upholstery. Check each listing for its precise configuration.
Are RIM Kvadrato chairs adjustable?
The collection is listed without a mechanism, and seat height, back height and seat depth are not adjustable. Consider this fixed setup when choosing chairs for your meeting space.
Do all Kvadrato models have armrests?
Armrests are listed as available on some collection configurations, but availability is not specified as the same for every model. Confirm the details on the individual product listing.
What upholstery and colors can I choose?
The family includes plastic and upholstered options. Listed upholstery details include fabric, Era and Tonal, with colors such as beige, black, blue, green and grey. Options can differ by model, so verify availability for your selection.
Can I lease RIM Kvadrato chairs through Myntwork?
Yes. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Check the product listings to compare models and configurations, then review the leasing information for your needs.
