Where the Savo chair family may fit
The different profiles make this collection relevant to a range of workspace plans. A low-back chair can suit spaces where a less prominent back is preferred, while the high-back model may be a better match when a taller chair profile is wanted. The drafting chair is the family’s option for drafting-style work; consider the height and layout of the work surface alongside the model details before choosing.
The armless design can be useful where armrests are not wanted or where an uncluttered chair profile is preferred. Since the listed models do not offer seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment, make sure the chair’s available configuration fits the intended work setting. The collection facts do not specify dimensions, so review the individual product information if fit or clearance is important.
How to compare the three models
Start with back profile and chair type
Choose between the low-back chair, the high-back chair and the drafting chair based on the role the seat will serve. The high-back model is also described as a drafting chair, so use its product listing to check its intended configuration. The armless five-star-base model is another option if you want a chair without a more specific back profile in its name.
Check upholstery, base and floor details
Use the color options listed for each specific model rather than assuming every upholstery color is available across all three. The family includes fabric or upholstered finishes, and its base material is listed as plastic; base colors include black and silver. The high-back and low-back product descriptions specify unbraked wheels for hard floors. Check the listing for your chosen model and consider your flooring and whether freely rolling wheels suit the space.
The maximum load of 135 kg is stated for the Savo 5-Star Base Armless Office Chair (SAVC400). Do not assume that figure applies to the other chairs; confirm their product details if load capacity is a deciding factor.
What to check before choosing
Confirm the exact model, upholstery color, base color and any stated floor suitability before selecting chairs for a team or shared space. If you need adjustable seating, armrests, lumbar support or a headrest, note that these features are listed as unavailable for this family and consider whether the collection meets your requirements.
Myntwork offers Savo chairs on a monthly lease. Compare the individual product listings to confirm the details of each configuration, then consider how the selected model will work within your floor plan and day-to-day use.
Frequently asked questions about Savo Office Chair
What models are included in the Savo office chair family?
The collection includes the Savo 5-Star Base Armless Office Chair, the Savo 5-Star Base High-Back Office Chair and the Savo 5-Star Upholstered Low Office Chair. Compare their product listings for the specific configuration and details.
How do I choose between the high-back and low-back chairs?
Choose based on the chair profile and workspace role you prefer. The high-back model is described as a drafting chair, while the low-back model has a low upholstered back. Check the individual listings for details relevant to your setup.
Do Savo chairs in this collection have adjustable features or armrests?
The family attributes list the chairs without armrests and without adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. Headrests and lumbar support are also listed as unavailable.
Which upholstery and base colors can I choose?
Listed upholstery colors across the family include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, pink, purple, red and yellow; base colors are listed as black and silver. Check the chosen model’s listing to confirm its available color combinations.
Are the chairs suitable for hard floors?
The high-back and low-back product descriptions specify unbraked wheels for hard floors. Check the details for the specific model you are considering and whether unbraked wheels suit your workspace.
