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The waiting room benches and backrests are made from high-quality die-cut steel in a silver color, offering both style and durability.
This material is easy to clean and maintain, ensuring a hygienic environment in the hospital waiting area.
Our waiting room bench chairs with back are designed with a robust structure and ergonomic backrests, ensuring comfortable seating for patients in hospital waiting areas.

The 3 seater waiting bench features a durable steel structure in an elegant silver color
providing a sleek and modern look that complements the overall ambiance of a hospital setting.

To ensure stability and durability, the waiting benches for sale is equipped with a horizontal steel bar that strongly supports the entire structure, allowing patients to feel secure and comfortable while waiting.
With a total size of 178 x 64 x 78 cm (52 cm per seat), our waiting bench provides ample seating space for up to three people.
The size is carefully designed to optimize the use of available space in hospital waiting rooms while providing sufficient comfort to patients.
Besides, Our waiting bench is built to support a maximum weight of 360 kg (120 kg per seat), ensuring that it can accommodate patients of different sizes and weights with ease.
The reception bench seating is conveniently disassembled into three parts, including the seats, rectangular tube, and legs.
This allows for easy transportation, storage, and hassle-free assembly in hospital waiting areas.
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