A top priority for seating was being easy to use. Without dedicated desks and both staff and visitors regularly moving around the workspace, they needed chairs that could be easily adapted to different users, with intuitive controls. They also needed furniture that was easy to maintain, appeared clean and comfortable, and offered comfort and support to allow for maximum productivity and engagement in collaborative work. Environmentally friendly furniture was also a top priority.

HÅG Tion was specified in meeting rooms and open workspaces allocated for visitors and ad-hoc work. Simple controls make it easily adjusted, whilst the HÅG in Balance® technology makes it comfortable and supportive. Made using as few components as possible, HÅG Tion is easily maintained with a strong sustainability profile. Those components are also made from up to 75% recycled materials, including 94% post consumer plastics in the plastic seat and back shells. The complete customisability of HÅG Tion allows for a range of different designs across the workspace, including armrests and different coloured components for different environments.

Additional seating includes HÅG Capisco chairs in peripheral and high desk seating placed along the edges of the office, perfect for short video calls and ad-hoc personal work. HÅG Capisco Puls chairs are also in some of the phone booths.

Feedback from employees has been excellent, with both the aesthetic qualities and comfort noted by those using the chairs in the workspace. The HÅG Tion chair in different configurations works well in meeting rooms as well as by the project table, which seems to be a very popular spot to sit in Neat’s new office.