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Product Details
The SC-MED-03 Series offers supportive seating engineered for senior care facilities and medical reception lounges. Combining natural solid wood armrests with a champagne powder-coated steel chassis, it delivers warm commercial aesthetics while supporting daily EVS cleaning protocols. The dual-material seating integrates smooth, fluid-resistant vinyl on high-wear seat cushions with breathable patterned fabric on backrests.

Dimensions
Single Chair: $600\text{ mm (W)} \times 650\text{ mm (D)} \times 850\text{ mm (H)}$
3-Seat Bench: $1800\text{ mm (W)} \times 650\text{ mm (D)} \times 850\text{ mm (H)}$
4-Seat Bench: $2400\text{ mm (W)} \times 650\text{ mm (D)} \times 850\text{ mm (H)}$
Materials
Armrests: Solid natural wood with rounded edge contours.
Frame Base: Heavy-gauge tubular steel legs coated in champagne beige powder finish.
Seat Cushion: Commercial-grade, fluid-resistant sage green synthetic vinyl over high-resilience foam.
Backrest: Blue geometric patterned healthcare fabric with high abrasion resistance.

| Specification / Attribute | Details |
| SC-MED-03 | Healthcare & Senior Living Series |
| Available Modular Units | Single Chair (600*650 *850mm), 3-Seat Bench (1800* 650* 850mm), 4-Seat Bench (2400 * 650*850mm) |
| Frame Material | Round Steel Tubing with Durable Champagne/Beige Powder-Coated Finish |
| Armrest Material | Natural Solid Wood Top Armrest Caps with Smooth Molded Edges |
| Upholstery Combination | Seat: Sage Green Commercial Vinyl (Wipeable); Backrest: Blue Geometric Textured Fabric |
| Target Application | Senior Care Lounges, ICU Family Waiting Rooms, Rehabilitation Clinics, Patient Rooms |
| Ergonomic Features | Upright Backrest Support, Raised Arm Height for Assisted Standing, Non-Marking Glide Feet |
| Business Model | B2B Factory Wholesale, OEM/ODM Customization, Bulk Spatial Planning |
Features
Solid Wood Touchpoints: Offers a warm, tactile feel that reduces stress in clinical settings.
Dual-Texture Upholstery: Easy-to-wipe vinyl seat pan paired with an aesthetic patterned fabric back.
Leveraged Arm Height: Designed to provide support for elderly residents rising from a seated position.
Tandem Configuration Options: Available in single, 3-seat, and 4-seat layouts to fit varying floor plan dimensions.

Product Advantage
Warm Biophilic Aesthetic: Solid wood accents create a home-like environment for senior care spaces.
Enhanced Senior Ergonomics: Seat height and armrest angles are optimized for individuals with limited mobility.
Targeted Cleanability: Heavy-wear seat areas feature wipeable vinyl to maintain hygienic standards.
Sturdy Frame Construction: Steel tube architecture supports high weight capacity in public spaces.
Solution to the Pain Point
Standard clinical metal chairs can feel cold and institutional, while traditional residential furniture lacks the structural integrity required for healthcare environments. This series bridges the gap by featuring warm solid wood touchpoints over a structural steel frame with cleanable vinyl surfaces.

Design Philosophy
Centered on "Human-Centric Care," this design softens clinical atmospheres by incorporating natural wood elements and soft sage/blue hues, helping create reassuring spaces for patients, residents, and visitors.
Design Details
Smoothly rounded wooden armrest caps eliminate sharp edges.
Protective floor glides prevent scraping on vinyl or hardwood flooring.
Open rear frame clearance facilitates floor sweeping and EVS maintenance.

Delivery & Returns
Packaging: Knocked-down export packaging with corner protection.
Lead Time: 25–30 days standard production time.
Shipping Terms: FOB, CIF, or DDP support for global healthcare procurement projects.
Returns: Managed via factory warranty coverage for structural manufacturing defects.
Warranty
Steel Frame Base: 5-Year Limited Commercial Warranty.
Solid Wood Armrests: 3-Year Limited Warranty.
Foam & Upholstery: 2-Year Limited Warranty.
FAQ
Q1: Are the wood armrests finished with water-resistant coatings?
A: Yes, the solid wood armrests are sealed with commercial moisture-resistant polyurethane topcoats to handle routine cleaning.
Q2: Can we order all seats in wipeable vinyl without the pattern fabric?
A: Yes, custom single-material upholstery options (100% vinyl or 100% fabric) are available for bulk OEM projects.
Q3: What is the weight capacity per seat position?
A: Each seat position is structurally tested to support up to 350 lbs (158 kg) under standard commercial conditions.
Q4: Are replacement cushions available for long-term facility maintenance?
A: Yes, modular back and seat cushions can be ordered separately to extend product lifecycle across large installations.
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