Choosing a Rewind chair for your workplace
Start with how the chair will be used. The RW 2111 is identified as a task chair, so it is the model to compare when furnishing individual workstations or desk-based areas. The RW 2112 is identified as a swivel chair and may suit spaces where that chair type is preferred. These labels describe the models; consider the listed features and the needs of your workplace before deciding.
For a group of desks, think about whether you need one consistent look or want to distinguish work areas with different upholstery colours. Black is listed for the RW 2111, while blue, green and grey are listed for the RW 2112. If you are planning a coordinated order, confirm colour availability and the exact configuration for each model rather than assuming every colour or component applies to both.
Check fit and configuration details
Seat adjustments can matter when chairs will be used by different people or for long working periods. The collection attributes do not list adjustable seat height, adjustable back height or adjustable seat depth. They also do not list lumbar support or a headrest. If any of these features are important to your team, verify the model information before choosing Rewind.
Armrests are listed as available with and without, and the collection includes both aluminium and plastic base materials and black, silver and white base colours. These are family-level options, not a guarantee that every combination is offered on each chair. Compare the individual product details to confirm the armrest, base material and base colour for the model you have in mind. The RW 2111 has a stated maximum load of 135 kg; do not assume this figure applies to the RW 2112.
Plan for your space and requirements
Before selecting chairs, count the workstations or shared seats to be furnished and decide whether colour consistency or a mix of colours matters. Check desk and circulation space, and consider who will use each chair. If multiple people share a chair, the listed lack of adjustment features may be an important factor in your decision.
The collection lists a two-year warranty and is marked as circular. Standards are not specified, and origin is available on request. If warranty, origin or other procurement details affect your purchasing decision, ask for confirmation for the specific model. Myntwork offers RIM Rewind chairs on a monthly lease, so you can compare the collection for your workplace and check the available leasing details with Myntwork.
Frequently asked questions about RIM Office Chair Rewind
What is the difference between the RW 2111 and RW 2112?
The RW 2111 is listed as a task chair with black upholstery and a black plastic base. The RW 2112 is a fabric-upholstered swivel chair, with blue, green or grey listed as colour options. Check each model’s details for its available configuration.
Which Rewind chair should I consider for desk work?
The RW 2111 is identified as a task chair, while the RW 2112 is identified as a swivel chair. Compare their listed specifications with your workstation needs, especially if you require particular adjustment or support features.
Are Rewind chairs adjustable?
The collection does not list adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. It also does not list lumbar support or a headrest. Confirm the model details if these features are essential for your workplace.
Do both models have armrests or the same base?
Armrests are listed as available with or without, and the collection includes plastic and aluminium bases. These are collection-level attributes, so check the individual model listing to see which options are available together.
What should I verify before ordering RIM Rewind chairs?
Confirm the colour and component options for the specific model, and check any fit, load or procurement requirements. The 135 kg maximum load is stated for the RW 2111; it is not specified here for the RW 2112.
