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Product Details
The HY-HEALTH-80 Collection bridges the gap between institutional durability and residential comfort. Tailored for healthcare administrative suites, senior living reading rooms, and care center conference spaces, the ergonomic chair supports healthy posture while the modular table configurations adapt to large group meetings, quiet reading, or activity sessions.

Dimensions
Ergonomic Chair: 600mm (W)*650mm (D)*900mm (H)
Modular Rectangular Table: 3600mm (W)*1200mm (D)*750mm (H) (Custom lengths available)

Materials
Chair Upholstery: Fluid-resistant, disinfectant-safe premium synthetic leather in warm espresso/saddle brown.
Chair Legs: Tapered solid wood legs sealed with anti-microbial low-VOC clear lacquer finish.
Table Top: Commercial-grade high-pressure laminate (HPL) with oak wood texture, impact-resistant ABS edge banding.
Table Base: Reinforced black powder-coated steel frame engineered for high load-bearing capacity.

Wood grain on the tabletop and close-up of the legs | Leather seat and Close-up of tapered wooden leg |
Features
Contoured Ergonomic Backrest: Curved shell design provides localized lumbar support to alleviate back fatigue during long conferences or reading sessions.
Medical-Grade Wipeable Surface: Smooth synthetic leather allows quick chemical wiping and surface sanitation between user rotations.
Stable Solid Wood Leg Structure: Tapered hardwood legs create a warm visual aesthetic without compromising structural rigidity.
Expansive Work Top & Cable Management: Ample surface depth accommodates laptops, document folders, and optional integrated power modules.

Product Advantage
Hygiene-First Upholstery: Non-porous leatherette prevents fluid absorption and withstands frequent cleaning protocols required in medical settings.
Biophilic Warmth: Combines sleek metal table frames with warm natural wood grain, helping eliminate cold, clinical hospital vibes.
Space-Efficient Armless Profile: Compact 600mm width allows maximum seating capacity around long conference tables without visual clutter.

Solution to the Pain Point
Standard office chairs with porous fabric accumulate stains and harbor dust, while traditional medical chairs lack warm, comforting aesthetics. This set solves both challenges by offering smooth, fluid-resistant, easily sanitized leather surfaces mounted on inviting wooden legs, seamlessly fitting modern healthcare and senior care environments.

Design Philosophy
Guided by "Human-Centric Care & Professional Clarity," this series blends clean architectural lines with gentle organic curves to reduce anxiety and promote focus in shared senior care and administrative environments.

Design Details
Rounded seat edges reduce pressure points on the lower thighs during extended sitting.
Floor-protecting nylon glides under wooden legs prevent floor scratching and minimize sliding noise in quiet library areas.
Seamless seat bucket upholstery eliminates deep crevices where dust and food crumbs typically collect.
Delivery & Returns
Packaging: Knocked-down (KD) assembly packaging with heavy-duty edge guards and 5-ply corrugated export cartons.
Lead Time: 25–35 days standard production cycle for container orders upon design confirmation.
Shipping Methods: Sea freight ocean shipping (FCL/LCL); direct project site consolidation service.
After-Sales Support: Factory replacement part dispatch for transit damage or manufacturing defects.
Warranty
Table Frame & Steel Structure: 5-Year Heavy Commercial Warranty.
Chair Frame & Solid Wood Legs: 3-Year Structural Warranty.
Upholstery & Foam Cushion: 2-Year Commercial Wear Warranty.
FAQ
Q1: Is the leather fabric safe for daily cleaning with medical disinfectants?
A: Yes, the upholstery is made of medical-grade synthetic leather designed to resist surface degradation from standard alcohol wipes and disinfectants.
Q2: Can the table sizes be adjusted for smaller medical office spaces?
A: Absolutely. We manufacture custom table dimensions and configurations to fit specific floor plans and spatial layouts.
Q3: What is the weight capacity of the ergonomic leather chair?
A: Each chair is structurally tested to support up to $150\text{ kg (330 lbs)}$ for commercial contract compliance.
Q4: Do you offer bulk discount pricing for large healthcare facility projects?
A: Yes, as a direct furniture manufacturer, we provide tier-based contract pricing and spatial layout CAD services for full-facility projects.
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