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Product Details
Our senior living dining chairs redefine long-term care interiors by hiding institutional-grade strength beneath a warm, residential mid-century aesthetic. Specially engineered for geriatric ergonomics, this collection provides maximum stability for residents in dining halls, memory care units, and private senior apartments. The combination of cleanable performance fabrics and smooth, rounded metal structures ensures complete facility hygiene without sacrificing a comforting, home-like atmosphere.
Dimensions
Style A (Armless Side Chair): 520mm W x 550mm D x 790mm H (Seat Height: 450mm)
Style B (Wrap-around Armchair): 580mm W x 560mm D x 780mm H (Seat Height: 450mm)
(Optimized seat height allows seniors' feet to plant firmly on the floor for maximum balance)

Technical Specification Table
| Technical Parameter | Specification Details (B2B Senior Care Grade) | Customization Options (OEM/ODM) |
| Frame Construction | Heavy-duty steel or aluminum tubing with anti-scratch wood-grain heat transfer finish | Custom wood stain finishes (Walnut, Natural Oak, Cherry) |
| Upholstery Fabric | Premium commercial-grade linen-textured vinyl or performance healthcare fabric | 60+ Color swatches (Waterproof, anti-bacterial, stain-resistant) |
| Cushion Interiors | High-density, high-resilience molded polyurethane foam ($45\text{kg/m}^3$) | CAL 117 / BS5852 fire-retardant foam options |
| Ergonomic Enhancements | Continuous wrap-around wooden-touch armrests, wide seat pan | Bariatric width modifications available |
| Glides / Feet | Heavy-duty, non-marring noise-reducing nylon leveling glides | Soft-surface felt glides for delicate flooring |
| Weight Capacity | $160\text{kg}$ ($350\text{ lbs}$) static load-bearing capacity | Reinforced heavy-duty internal bracing |
Materials
Structural Frame: Industrial-grade cold-rolled steel or aluminum, treated with multi-layer wood-grain sublimated coating.
Seat & Back Core: Anatomically contoured rigid substrate padded with commercial-grade polyurethane foam.
Covering Material: Advanced eco-friendly PU leather or treated contract textile integrated with a seamless liquid barrier.

Features
Stable Push-Up Armrest Architecture: The armchair profile features a continuous, flat-topped armrest extending forward, providing a firm, non-slip gripping zone that helps seniors stand up safely without losing balance.
Anti-Microbial & Liquid-Barrier Upholstery: The high-performance beige upholstery is impervious to liquids, body fluids, and staining, making it exceptionally easy to wipe clean after meals.
Tip-Resistant Flared Leg Base: The legs are precisely angled to distribute weight evenly, ensuring the chair will not tip over when a resident leans heavily on the backrest or armrests.
Floor-Saving Acoustic Glides: Equipped with premium nylon glides that allow smooth sliding on commercial vinyl flooring, reducing room noise and protecting floor surfaces from scratches.
Product Advantage
The Warmth of Wood, The Strength of Steel: Eliminates the classic risk of solid wood joints loosening, cracking, or splintering under heavy B2B use, while retaining a natural aesthetic.
Infection-Control Cleaning Resilience: Unlike domestic residential furniture, our frame coating and fabrics are fully compatible with harsh healthcare bleach wipes and commercial sanitizing sprays.
Ergonomically Contoured Support: The curved lumbar backing snugly supports the spine, significantly improving sitting tolerance for elderly residents during extended dining or activity sessions.
Solution to the Pain Point
The Pain Point: Standard commercial dining chairs are often too heavy for seniors to slide, have slippery or narrow arms, and trap food debris and liquids in deep seams, resulting in permanent stains and odors in nursing homes.
Our Solution: This series utilizes a lightweight yet rigid metal structure that residents can move easily. The open-back and clear-gap seat configurations allow crumbs and spilled liquids to fall straight through for instant cleaning, completely eliminating bacteria traps and keeping the facility odor-free.

Design Philosophy
Rooted in "Biophilic Senior Dignity", this collection aims to banish the cold, institutional feeling of traditional care facilities. By using warm walnut wood-grain finishes, gentle radiused profiles, and soft neutral beige textures, we create a soothing environment that helps reduce cognitive confusion and promotes spatial comfort for memory care and assisted living residents.
Design Details
Smooth Deburred Radiused Corners: Every edge is completely rounded to eliminate sharp contact points, protecting fragile aging skin from bruising or tearing.
Wall-Saver Leg Profiling: The rear legs splay outwards slightly to ensure the backrest hits the floor trim first, preventing the chair from scratching or scuffing expensive apartment walls.

Delivery & Returns
Packaging: Shipped fully assembled or in efficient knock-down (KD) packaging inside heavy-duty 5-ply export cartons, lined with thick EPE protective foam sheets.
B2B Production Lead Time: 25-30 days from official deposit confirmation.
Project Support: Custom batch color matching available to coordinate with global healthcare interior design mockups.
Warranty
Frame Structure: 5-Year commercial structural warranty for high-frequency senior living applications.
Upholstery & Foam: 2-Year warranty against premature sagging, peeling, or seam splitting.
FAQ
Q1: Can these chairs handle frequent incontinent accidents without absorbing odors?
A: Absolutely. Our senior living upholstery options are backed by a commercial-grade, impermeable moisture barrier. Liquids stay entirely on the surface and cannot penetrate into the foam core, preventing any mold or bacterial odors.
Q2: Is your factory able to match specific wood stains from our existing facility layout?
A: Yes, as a one-stop commercial furniture manufacturer, we can custom-match our wood-grain heat transfer finishes to complement your current layout's oak, walnut, or maple tones.
Q3: What is the benefit of wood-grain metal over traditional solid wood for healthcare spaces?
A: Wood-grain metal offers up to three times the lifespan of solid wood in commercial spaces. It is completely fireproof, will not warp or crack due to changing indoor humidity, has no joints that loosen over time, and can be sanitized with hospital-grade cleaners without damaging the surface.
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