The brief
Seating that helps people get up
In a care setting the chair is a piece of equipment. Getting into it and out of it again is the whole job.
Seat height, seat depth, arm height and whether the arm runs forward to the front edge decide whether a resident can stand unaided. Front glides that slide rather than catch decide whether staff can move the chair with someone in it.
We specify seating, dining and waiting furniture for aged care, clinics and rehabilitation, in finishes that take repeated cleaning without looking clinical.
What we supply
Resident rooms to consulting suites (08)
Specified for transfer, cleaning and long service life, in materials that read domestic rather than institutional.
- 01 Care & lounge seatingHigher seats, forward arms
- 02 Dining chairsStable, liftable, cleanable
- 03 Dining & side tablesWheelchair clearance underneath
- 04 Reception & waitingFront of house and consulting
- 05 Bench seatingCorridors and waiting areas
- 06 Ottomans & footstoolsSupport and informal seating
- 07 StorageStaff and resident storage
- 08 Outdoor furnitureCourtyards and garden terraces
What shapes the schedule
Four things that decide a care order
The furniture decisions that affect how a care setting actually runs day to day.
Transfer and egress
Seat height, seat depth, arm height and arm reach to the front edge. Front glides that slide rather than catch matter as much as the upholstery.
Cleanable finishes
Moisture barriers, sealed seams and finishes that survive repeated cleaning without hazing, cracking or discolouring.
Replaceable parts
A marked seat pad should not retire a frame. Component-level replacement is the difference between a refresh and a re-fit.
Domestic, not institutional
The furniture sets the tone of the room. Timber, fabric and proportion do more for a resident than a brochure claim.
Showroom
See it, sit on it, specify it.
Bring the plan. Our Pyrmont showroom is set up to compare finishes, test seating and work through a schedule with our team.
- Address
- Shop 1, 209 Harris St
Pyrmont NSW 2009 - Hours
- Monday – Friday
By appointment - Phone
- 02 9640 0642