Choosing a module for your space
Start with the way the seating area will be used. A single C2 module can suit a smaller footprint or provide an individual seat within a larger waiting area. The two-seat A2 offers seating for two, while the three-seat A3 provides a longer seating option. Think about typical visitor numbers as well as how much space people need to enter, sit down and move around the bench.
Measure the intended position before selecting a format, and consider nearby doors, circulation routes and other furniture. The collection information identifies the modules by seat count, but does not provide dimensions here; check the individual product details for measurements before confirming a layout.
Materials and finish details
Wood is the shared material cue across this family, with differences between the listed models. The A2 has an oak shell and epoxy-coated steel in its construction. The A3 has a wood seat and beige finish. The C2 is described as a wooden single-seat module in a beige-toned finish, with painted grey rear legs.
Use these details to coordinate the bench with the surrounding interior. If the appearance of the metal or wood components matters to your scheme, review the individual model information rather than assuming that a finish or construction detail applies to every module. The collection attributes do not specify upholstery, adjustable components or a mechanism.
Planning a modular bench arrangement
When selecting more than one module, plan the full seating area before ordering. Decide how many seats are needed, whether modules will sit separately or together, and how the arrangement relates to walls and circulation. Because compatibility and joining details are not stated in the collection information, check with Myntwork that your chosen models can be used in the configuration you have in mind.
Also review the product details for dimensions, available finishes and any other information relevant to your project. The listed maximum load is 135 kg, and the stated warranty is two years. Standards are not specified in the available collection facts, so request further details if your project requires particular documentation.
Next steps for business buyers
Compare the C2, A2 and A3 against your seat count and space requirements, then verify the specifications for your preferred model. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which may be useful when planning furniture for a workplace or commercial setting. Ask about the options for your selected modules and the information needed to assess them for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Sellex BACK Bench
How do the Sellex Back modules differ?
They differ mainly in seating capacity and specified construction details: the C2 is a single-seat wooden module, the A2 is a two-seater with an oak shell and epoxy-coated steel, and the A3 is a three-seater with a wood seat and beige finish.
Which Sellex Back module should I choose for a smaller space?
The C2 is the single-seat option and may suit a more limited seating area. Check its product dimensions and measure your available space, including room for people to move around it.
Can the Back modules be combined into one layout?
The products are part of a modular bench family, but the available information does not specify compatible combinations or joining details. Confirm your planned configuration with Myntwork before choosing modules.
What materials and finishes are listed for this collection?
The listed models use wood in their seating or shell construction. Details include an oak shell and epoxy-coated steel on the A2, a beige-finish wood seat on the A3, and beige-toned wood with painted grey rear legs on the C2.
What should I check before leasing a Sellex Back bench?
Confirm the selected model's dimensions, finish and suitability for your layout, as well as compatibility if you plan to use multiple modules. Myntwork can provide information about monthly leasing options.
