Choose by task and workstation
Start by considering how the chair will be used. For a workstation where seat-height adjustment is important, compare the listed adjustment range with the work surface and the users’ needs. Both models are manually height adjustable, so adjustment is made at the chair rather than through a powered control.
Think about the surrounding work, too. The WS 1210 E offers a fabric seat and back, while the WS 1210 E XL uses PUR for both and is specified without armrests. The XL model’s flat-foot base is another point to review against your floor layout and the way the chair needs to sit at the workstation. Do not assume features are shared across models; check each listing for the exact configuration.
Compare the details that affect fit
The collection information lists a fixed seat depth of 44 cm and a seat-height range of 45 to 61 cm. Use those measurements as a starting point, then compare them with the workstation and the people who will use the chair. Seat depth is not listed as adjustable, so it is especially useful to check whether the stated depth is suitable for your intended users.
Color options shown for the family include black, blue, green, grey, and red. Availability can depend on the model, so confirm the finish on the individual product page. The collection also lists a maximum load of 135 kg and a five-year warranty; verify the relevant product details when making your final selection. If you need information about origin, it is available on request.
Plan for a team or a single workstation
For a single chair, prioritize the model’s material, configuration, and fit with the workstation. For a group of workstations, make a short checklist of required seat material, color, height range, and any configuration needs, then compare each chair against it. This helps avoid selecting by appearance alone when models have different construction details.
What to check next
Review the exact model specifications and available finishes before ordering, particularly if armrests or other configuration details matter to your setup. A catalogue PDF is available for additional product information. Myntwork offers WERKSITZ chairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workplace furniture. Compare the model details first, then choose the arrangement that fits your work area and purchasing plan.
Frequently asked questions about WERKSITZ Work Chair
What is the main difference between the WERKSITZ work chairs?
The WS 1210 E has a fabric seat and back. The WS 1210 E XL has a PUR seat and back, a flat-foot base, and no armrests. Check each product listing for its full configuration.
Are the WERKSITZ chairs height adjustable?
Both listed models have manual seat-height adjustment. The collection information gives a seat-height range of 45 to 61 cm; confirm the applicable details on the model you select.
Can I choose a color for a WERKSITZ work chair?
The family’s listed colors include black, blue, green, grey, and red. Available colors can vary by model, so check the individual listing before choosing.
Is the seat depth adjustable on these chairs?
The collection information lists a seat depth of 44 cm and does not list seat-depth adjustment. Review the selected model’s specifications to confirm its dimensions.
What should I check when selecting chairs for a team?
Compare seat material, color availability, configuration, and fit with the workstations and users. Also review the exact model details for features that matter to your setup.
