Choosing a Savo chair for your workplace
Think about how the chair will be used before comparing individual features. For a standard desk setup, begin with the task-chair models and decide whether a low- or high-back design better suits the workstation and user preference. Where a headrest is wanted, compare the small- and large-headrest models. The collection also includes an armless high-back option, which may suit a setup where armrests are not required.
For a workstation where a foot ring is part of the seating requirement, look at the model specifically listed with one. It has unbraked castors for hard floors; check the product details and the floor surface at the intended location when assessing whether those castors are suitable. Avoid assuming that a feature shown on one chair is shared by all models in the family.
Compare adjustment, upholstery and base details
Adjustment options are not identical across the range. Manual seat-height adjustment is specified for the low-back chair, while the collection attributes indicate that height adjustment varies between models. Check the individual listing to confirm the available adjustment rather than relying on a family-wide assumption. The supplied specifications do not indicate adjustable back height or seat depth, or lumbar support as collection features.
Upholstery choices include fabric, mesh and upholstered options in the collection attributes. Listed colors span neutrals and brighter shades, while base colors include black, silver and white. These are range-level options, not a guarantee that every color or finish is offered on each chair. Review the relevant model’s listing to confirm its exact upholstery, color and base material.
Check specifications before selecting
For a team purchase, compare chairs against the needs of each workstation, then verify capacity, castors and warranty on the individual product page. A maximum load of 135 kg is specified for some chairs in this family, and a two-year warranty is stated for one listed model; do not assume those details apply to every Savo chair. If a particular specification is essential, confirm it for the chosen model before finalizing the selection.
Myntwork offers these Savo chairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workplace furniture requirements. First identify the models and quantities that fit your setup, then check the current product information for the details that matter to your team. Comparing the chair features at collection level helps narrow the options; the model listing is the place to confirm the final configuration.
Frequently asked questions about Savo Office Chair
What types of chairs are included in the Savo collection?
The range includes task-chair designs with high or low backs, models with small or large headrests, an armless option and a chair with a foot ring. Check each listing for its complete specification.
How do I choose between the headrest options?
Compare the models with a small and large headrest, and consider whether a headrest is needed for the intended workstation. The exact configuration is shown on each product listing.
Are the chairs adjustable?
Adjustment features vary. Manual seat-height adjustment is specified for the low-back model, and the collection attributes indicate that seat-height adjustment is not the same across every chair. Confirm details by model.
Which upholstery and colors can I choose?
The collection attributes include fabric, mesh and upholstered options, with several upholstery colors and base finishes represented. Availability depends on the individual model, so check its listing.
Do all Savo chairs have the same capacity and warranty?
No collection-wide capacity or warranty should be assumed. A 135 kg maximum load is stated for some listed models, and a two-year warranty for one; verify both against the specific chair.
