Choose by setting and movement
Start with how the chair will be used. For a reception or waiting area, consider the visual character of quilted upholstery alongside the simpler upholstered Tea designs. Quilting can give a chair a more defined surface pattern, while a non-quilted finish may suit a quieter, less textured scheme. In a lounge or breakout area, look at how the chair relates to nearby tables and other seating, and leave enough room for people to sit down and get up comfortably.
If the seat needs to be repositioned regularly, compare the Tea 250 40 wheeled upholstered armchair with the lounge models. For a more stationary arrangement, review the fixed-arm lounge versions and their listed base details. Do not assume that every model has the same base: check the individual product information before planning a group of chairs.
Match the model to the upholstery
Use the product listing to compare the specific upholstery named for each option. The collection information includes fabric upholstery, with examples such as Gabriel Grain and Sancal Fiesta; Camira and Era also appear in the family attributes. Colour choices are listed across a broad palette, including neutrals and brighter tones, but availability can depend on the selected model. Confirm the actual fabric and colour for each chair rather than treating the family-level range as a guarantee for every version.
Quilted models include the Tea 250 51 G and Tea 250 61 K G descriptions, while the 250 61 K listings are described as upholstered lounge chairs. Use the model names and details to distinguish versions, especially where similar Tea 250 61 K names appear with different upholstery descriptions.
Check specifications before planning
These are lounge chairs, not task chairs with adjustment features: the listed family attributes state that seat height, back height and seat depth are not adjustable, and there is no lumbar support or headrest. Confirm the dimensions and the exact configuration on the product page to ensure the chair fits the space and intended use. The family attributes list a maximum load of 135 kg; check the specification for the particular model when confirming suitability.
When comparing options, review the upholstery, base, colour and any applicable specification details together. Myntwork offers Sancal Tea armchairs on a monthly lease, which can help businesses plan furniture costs over time. Once you have shortlisted a style, check the individual listing for its configuration and the details needed to complete your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Sancal Armchair Tea
What is the difference between the quilted and non-quilted Tea armchairs?
Quilted versions have a patterned upholstered surface, while other Tea models are described as upholstered without quilting. Compare the individual listings to see which finish and fabric are specified for each model.
Which Sancal Tea armchair has wheels?
The Tea 250 40 is listed as a wheeled upholstered armchair. The other family listings are lounge models, so check each product’s base details if mobility is important to your layout.
Are the Tea armchairs adjustable?
The family attributes state that seat height, back height and seat depth are not adjustable. These are lounge chairs with armrests, rather than adjustable task chairs.
How should I choose upholstery and colour?
Check the fabric and colour named on the specific product listing. The collection includes fabric options and a broad range of listed colours, but the available choices may differ between models.
Do all Sancal Tea models have a wood base?
No single base style should be assumed across the family. Product details include a wheeled option and lounge models described with wood bases; confirm the configuration of the model you select.
