Brand overview
LTFORM
One seating specialist for different work settings
LTFORM brings more than forty years of experience to seating for offices, conferences, waiting areas and shared spaces. Its families cover different environments and working situations, from an individual desk to meeting and visitor zones.
Start with the working pattern
Establish how many hours the user remains seated, how often posture changes and the height of the desk. These points determine seat dimensions, useful adjustments, backrest type and how freely the chair needs to move within the workstation.
Seat, backrest and lumbar support
Seat height should let both feet rest fully on the floor. Correct depth leaves space behind the knees, while lumbar support should meet the natural curve of the lower back and the backrest should allow comfortable movement.
A practical adjustment sequence
Begin with seat height and depth, then set lumbar support and backrest position. Choose the tilt movement, locking positions and resistance before adjusting the armrests so the shoulders remain relaxed and the chair can approach the desk.
Mechanism, base, casters and upholstery
Not every mechanism or armrest fits every series. The base and casters must suit the selected chair family and floor, while mesh or fabric should be chosen for care, breathability, feel and intensity of use.
Compatible components and the final order code
Finish, upholstery, mechanism, armrest, base and caster codes must form one valid configuration. Our consultants can help compare compatible options and verify the order code, while any standard or certificate should be checked for the exact model and selected upholstery.
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LTFORM office chairs at Merlons
Compare time spent seated, seat height and depth, back and lumbar support, tilt mechanism, armrests, base, casters and upholstery. Verify component compatibility and the complete order code before confirming the chair.
