Choosing a Sellex Back bench for your space
Start by considering how the seating will be used and how it should fit into the room. A bench can work well where people share a waiting area, reception zone or communal space, but the right configuration depends on the footprint and the way people move through the room. Measure the intended area and note nearby circulation routes before choosing a model.
Next, decide whether the Back B1 or Back D1 format is a better fit. The B1 is presented as a modular bench, while the D1 is specified as modular beam seating. If you are comparing the two for a project, ask for the configuration details available for each rather than assuming they have the same layout or dimensions. The supplied information does not list exact sizes or module combinations.
Materials and upholstery options
Consider the look and finish
Oak and steel are listed for the family. The D1 description specifically identifies epoxy-coated steel, while the B1 description identifies steel without further coating details. Both models have upholstery options, with the B1 listed as having an upholstery option and the D1 as having upholstery options. Confirm which upholstery choices are available for the specific model and configuration you are considering.
Listed base colors for the collection include black, grey, beige, blue, brown and white. The product information does not map each color to a particular model or material, so check availability before coordinating the bench with a project palette. If the origin of the product is important to your specification, it is available on request.
What to check before specifying
- Confirm the model, intended configuration and dimensions for the space.
- Ask which upholstery and color options apply to that model.
- Check how the seating will be arranged and whether the chosen layout allows clear movement around it.
- Review project requirements directly with the supplier; standards are not specified in the available product information.
The collection lists a two-year warranty. It is also marked as circular, though no further details about that designation are provided, so request clarification if circularity criteria are part of your purchasing process. Myntwork offers Sellex Back products on a monthly lease, which can be worth considering when planning furniture for a changing workplace. Confirm the available models and options for your project before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Sellex Bench Back
What is the difference between the Sellex Back B1 and D1?
The B1 is described as a modular bench with an upholstery option. The D1 is modular beam seating with upholstery options and epoxy-coated steel. Check current configuration details for a direct comparison.
Do both Sellex Back models offer upholstery?
Yes. Upholstery is an option for both models. The product information does not give a complete list of fabrics or finishes, so confirm the choices available for the model you select.
Can the seat or back be adjusted?
No. The supplied information lists no adjustable seat or back for the family. Choose between the B1 and D1 based on their format and available options.
What materials and base colors are listed?
Oak and steel are listed for the family, with epoxy-coated steel specified for the D1. Listed base colors include black, grey, beige, blue, brown and white; confirm which apply to your chosen configuration.
What should I check before selecting a configuration?
Confirm dimensions, module or beam layout, upholstery and color availability, and how the bench will fit the space. Standards are not specified in the available product information.
