Choosing a Wizard chair for your workplace
Start with the setting and the people who will use the chairs. For desk-based work, consider whether the listed features meet the needs of the intended users: the Wizard models have armrests and a 135 kg maximum load, but the collection attributes do not indicate adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, lumbar support, or a headrest. If users need any of these features, check the specific product information and assess whether another chair family may be more suitable.
For shared workspaces, colour and material can help define zones or keep a consistent look across teams. The collection lists several upholstery colours and base colours, but the available combinations may differ by model. Confirm the precise colour, upholstery and base finish on the listing before ordering or planning a larger workplace fit-out.
Choose by upholstery and base
Choose the WZO4B if you are looking for the model described with fabric upholstery and a five-star aluminium base. The WZO4X is described with plastic upholstery and a polished aluminium five-star base, making its upholstery and base finish distinct in the available product information. WZO4L is listed as a task chair with a five-star aluminium base and armrests, but its excerpt does not name the upholstery material. Avoid assuming that models with similar names share the same upholstery or finish; check each listing for the configuration you need.
All three models share armrests and a stated maximum load of 135 kg. The listed warranty is two years. Standards are not specified in the collection information, and origin is available on request, so contact Myntwork if either point is important for your procurement review. The collection is marked circular in the product attributes; ask for details about what that designation means for the model you are considering.
What to check before selecting a set
Before finalising a workplace specification, confirm the exact model code, upholstery material, upholstery colour and base colour. Where several chairs are required, check that the chosen combination is available across the quantity and models you intend to use. Consider trying the chair in its intended setting where possible, especially if users have particular comfort or access needs that are not addressed by the listed features.
Myntwork offers Vaghi Wizard chairs on a monthly lease. When comparing options, consider the number of chairs, the model configuration and the length of time the furniture will be needed. Ask Myntwork for the details relevant to your organisation and review the individual product information before making a final selection.
Frequently asked questions about Vaghi Wizard Office Chair
What is the main difference between the Vaghi Wizard models?
The clearest stated difference is upholstery and base finish. WZO4B is described with fabric upholstery, while WZO4X has plastic upholstery and a polished aluminium base. WZO4L is listed with an aluminium base and armrests, but its excerpt does not specify upholstery. Check each product listing for the exact configuration.
Do all Wizard office chairs have armrests?
Yes. Armrests are listed for all three models in the collection.
Are the Wizard chairs adjustable?
The collection attributes do not list adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and do not list lumbar support or a headrest. Confirm the individual model details if a particular feature is essential.
Which colours are available in the Wizard collection?
The collection lists beige, black, blue, green, grey, orange and red upholstery colours, and black, grey, silver and white base colours. These are collection-level options; check the individual model listing to confirm the available combination.
What should I confirm before leasing a group of Wizard chairs?
Confirm the model codes, upholstery and base finishes, colour availability and the features required by the people using the chairs. Myntwork offers the chairs on a monthly lease; contact the team for details relevant to your organisation.