Choose a configuration for the room
Start with how people will use the seating. For visitor areas or flexible meeting rooms, a chair without a writing tablet keeps the setup suitable for a range of activities. If attendees regularly need a surface for notes, look at the conference configurations with a tablet. The collection has both wood-seat and upholstered options, so consider the preferred feel and the look you want to maintain across the room.
For a more traditional four-leg profile, compare the wood-leg models, including versions with armrests and upholstered-shell options. If a metal base is a better fit, the collection includes metal-leg chairs as well as cantilever and sled-base designs. These are different visual and structural forms within the family; choose based on the room’s layout and the appearance you want, rather than assuming that one base style offers a particular performance benefit.
Match upholstery and finishes
Choose between wood seating, fabric upholstery and upholstered seat or shell configurations. The listed upholstery colours include neutrals such as black, white, beige, brown and grey, alongside a wider range of colours. Base colours are also offered across multiple choices, with wood listed as an option. Check the selected model’s available finishes before coordinating a larger group, as options can differ by configuration.
Collection attributes list BS 5852 Crib 5 and CAL TB117-2013 fire-resistance information. If a project has a specific compliance requirement, confirm that the rating applies to the exact chair and upholstery option being considered. The listed maximum load is 135 kg; check the selected configuration’s product details when this is a purchasing criterion.
What to check before specifying
Plan the seating arrangement
Measure the space and consider how chairs will be positioned around tables or in rows. Listed chair widths are 45 or 47 cm, so verify the dimensions for the chosen model and allow room for the intended layout. Also decide whether armrests are needed and whether a writing tablet will support the way people use the space.
Confirm the details that matter
Review the selected configuration’s upholstery, base material, colours and any applicable fire-resistance information before placing it in a specification. The collection is listed without adjustment mechanisms, so it may be useful to compare the fixed dimensions with the intended users and table height. Myntwork offers Sancal Body chairs on a monthly lease; confirm the configuration and project requirements with Myntwork as you narrow your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Sancal Chair Body
What types of spaces are Sancal Body chairs suited to?
The collection is listed for multipurpose, visitor and meeting use, and includes conference configurations. Compare the models according to the tasks and layout of your particular space.
Which Sancal Body chairs include a writing tablet?
Selected conference and sled-base configurations include a writing tablet. Check the individual configuration details to distinguish these from chairs without a tablet.
Can I choose between wood and upholstered seating?
Yes. The family includes wood-seat chairs and upholstered options, including upholstered shells or seats. Available upholstery and finishes can vary by model.
Are armrests available across the collection?
The collection includes both armless chairs and versions with armrests. Check the chosen model’s configuration, since armrests are not a feature of every chair.
Do Sancal Body chairs have adjustable settings?
The listed collection attributes show no mechanism and no adjustment for seat height, back height or seat depth. Review the selected chair’s fixed dimensions when planning its use.
