Choose a chair to suit the work surface
Start by measuring the working height and considering the posture required for the task. A high chair is most useful when its seat can bring the user to a comfortable working position at an elevated bench or workstation. Compare the chair’s listed height range with the actual work surface and the intended user; do not assume both models have the same adjustment or sitting height.
Also consider how long people will be seated and whether they need a backrest or armrests for the job. The WS 1211 20 E is identified as a high work chair with a backrest. The WS 1211 E T is described as an armless high chair with a PUR seat. These are useful starting points for comparison, but check the model’s full specification for any additional support features before ordering.
Compare materials and model details
Seat construction is another practical distinction. The range lists plastic and non-upholstered options, and the WS 1211 E T is specifically described as having a PUR seat. A non-upholstered or plastic surface may suit a work area where a simple, easy-to-maintain seat is preferred; choose based on the needs of the environment and the exact materials stated for the selected model.
The collection lists a black aluminium base and a maximum load of 135 kg. Warranty information differs across the range, with 2-year and 5-year terms listed, so confirm the applicable term for the model you are considering. REACH compliance and a circular attribute are also noted in the collection data; consult the product details for the scope and model-specific information.
What to check before ordering
Confirm fit and configuration
Check the stated seat-height range against the workstation, and verify whether the chair’s height is manually adjustable on the exact model. Confirm whether you need a backrest, armrests or a headrest rather than relying on collection-level attributes, which can represent differences between products. If more than one person will use the chair, assess the range for the users who will share it.
Plan for your workplace
Consider floor space, the way users approach the workstation and whether the chair’s configuration suits the task. If you need information not shown in the product specification, such as origin details, which are available on request, check with the supplier before finalising your selection. Myntwork offers these WERKSITZ chairs on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when equipping a work area. Compare the two model listings and verify the final specifications for each SKU before placing your order.
Frequently asked questions about WERKSITZ Work Chair
What is the difference between the two WERKSITZ work chairs?
The WS 1211 20 E is described as a high work chair with a backrest. The WS 1211 E T is described as an armless high chair with a PUR seat. Check each model listing for its full configuration.
How do I choose the right chair height?
Measure the workstation and compare it with the height range stated for the exact model. The collection lists different height spans, so do not assume they apply to both chairs.
Are armrests or a headrest included?
The collection includes differing support configurations. Confirm the exact product details to see whether the model you select has armrests, a headrest or a backrest.
What seat materials are available in this collection?
Collection attributes list plastic and non-upholstered options, and the WS 1211 E T is identified as having a PUR seat. Check the individual model specification to confirm its seat material.
