Plan around the space and seating layout
Start by identifying where the bench will sit and how it should relate to circulation, desks, meeting areas or waiting zones. The B2 is described as a narrow module, which may suit a plan where a more compact module format is needed. The C1 is an intermediate fixed beam-seating module; consider it when that format aligns with the space and seating arrangement you are planning.
Think about the full arrangement, not just one component. Check how modules are intended to sit together and confirm the measurements and configuration details with the product information before finalising a layout. The collection facts do not specify connection methods or a complete configuration plan, so do not assume modules can be joined in a particular way without checking.
Choose materials and finishes carefully
Wood and epoxy-coated steel
Both models include wood and epoxy-coated steel, although the descriptions distinguish their construction: the B2 uses wood with an epoxy-coated steel element, while the C1 is described as a wood shell with epoxy-coated steel support. If appearance or construction is important to your project, compare the model details rather than assuming the components are identical.
Upholstery and color
Upholstery is optional for the B2. Collection-level attributes list upholstered seating and colors including beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, purple, red and yellow. Base colors listed include black, grey, beige, blue, brown and white. Confirm which options are offered for the specific model and configuration you intend to lease; the available facts do not establish that every color is available on both modules.
What to confirm before selecting
Check the intended use, required module format, dimensions, finish compatibility and any project-specific constraints. Neither seat height, back height nor seat depth is adjustable, and the collection is listed without armrests, a headrest or lumbar support. The maximum load is listed as 135 kg; verify the applicable product information for your selection. Standards are not specified in the provided collection details.
The collection is marked circular in its attributes, but no further circularity details are provided here. Ask for the information relevant to your procurement requirements, and check origin availability, which is listed as on request. Myntwork offers Sellex Back products on a monthly lease; confirm the selected model and configuration as you review your workspace needs.
Frequently asked questions about Sellex Bench Module Back
What is the difference between the Sellex Back B2 and C1?
The B2 is a narrow modular bench module and has optional upholstery. The C1 is a fixed intermediate beam-seating module with a wood shell and epoxy-coated steel support. Compare the model details against your layout before choosing.
Which Sellex Back module should I choose for a compact layout?
The B2 is specifically described as narrow, so it may be worth considering where a narrower module format is needed. Check its dimensions and intended configuration against the available space before specifying it.
Can I choose upholstery for either module?
Upholstery is stated as an option for the B2. Confirm availability for the C1 and for your preferred configuration with the model details; collection-level upholstery information does not guarantee that every option applies to both.
Are the seat dimensions adjustable?
No. The collection attributes list the seat height, back height and seat depth as non-adjustable. Choose a module based on its fixed form and suitability for the intended space.
Which colors are available for Sellex Back?
The collection lists several upholstery and base colors, including neutral and brighter choices. Availability can depend on the model and configuration, so verify the options for the specific module you plan to lease.
