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Product Details
The JP-WOOD-07 Series blends Japanese minimalism with ergonomic senior care design. Tailored to reduce anxiety in medical and eldercare spaces, this collection turns cold institutional environments into warm, home-like sanctuaries. Constructed with smooth-finished solid oak frames and robust continuous sled bases, each piece offers structural balance and mobility support for senior residents during daily activities and family visits.

Dimensions
Single Curved-Back Armchair: 680 mm (W)* 680 mm (D)*760mm (H)
3-Seat Lounge Sofa: 1950mm (W)*780mm (D) * 740 mm (H)
Sled-Base Coffee Table:1200mm (W)*650*mm (D)* 420mm (H)
Compact Side Table: 500mm (W)* 500 mm (D)* 500 mm (H)

Materials
Frame Structure: Kiln-dried solid oak wood finished with a clear, low-VOC protective polyurethane coating.
Tabletop Surface: Non-porous artificial white marble top designed to resist liquid penetration and scratching.
Cushion Core: Flame-retardant (CAL 117 compliant), high-resilience sponge cushion that resists sagging over long-term use.
Fabric Cover: Removable, soil-resistant linen-blend textile with smooth tactile comfort.
| 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
Continuous Sled Base: Distributes weight evenly across floors, preventing tipping while providing exceptional stability for seniors.
Smooth Curved Armrests: Ergonomically contoured wooden arms extend forward to offer a firm grip when sitting or standing.
Non-Porous Marble Tabletop: Provides an elegant marble aesthetic while allowing rapid wiping and stain removal.
Low-Profile Zen Design: Open-frame geometry improves visual spatial openness in reading rooms and corridor lounge spaces.
Product Advantage
Home-Like Healing Environment: Replaces rigid metal clinical furniture with warm, natural solid oak to lower resident anxiety.
Superior Anti-Tipping Stability: Extended sled-style legs increase floor contact area, reducing accidental wobble or tipping risks.
Senior-Optimized Leverage: Continuous wooden armrests allow elderly users to push up safely using their full arm strength.
Hygienic Surface Maintenance: Smooth wood joints and non-porous marble surfaces prevent dirt traps for rapid cleaning.

Solution to the Pain Point
Senior living facilities often struggle to balance a homelike atmosphere with strict commercial durability. Standard home furniture lacks the structural frame reinforcement required for heavy eldercare use, while metal hospital seating feels cold and institutional. This solid wood series solves both challenges by offering robust, anti-tipping sled bases and cleanable hygienic surfaces integrated into a calm, warm Zen aesthetic.
Design Philosophy
Inspired by "Biophilic Harmony & Mindful Aging," this series brings natural wood textures, soft rounded geometry, and soothing organic tones into senior care facilities. The design emphasizes continuous lines and peaceful balance, helping residents feel relaxed, safe, and connected to nature.

Design Details
Hand-sanded smooth wooden corners eliminate sharp edges to protect frail skin.
Concealed heavy-duty joinery hardware maintains structural aesthetics while ensuring commercial strength.
Non-slip rubber pads under the sled legs protect flooring surfaces from scuffs and scratches.

Delivery & Returns
Packaging: Double-wall corrugated export packaging with molded foam corner caps.
Lead Time: Standard production timeline is 30–35 days after CAD approval.
Logistics: Sea freight FCL/LCL shipments, custom container loading, and DDP project delivery options.
Claims & Returns: Direct factory replacement support for shipping damages or structural manufacturing issues.

Warranty
Solid Wood Frame Architecture: 5-Year Structural Commercial Warranty.
Marble Tabletop Assembly: 3-Year Limited Surface Warranty.
Foam & Cushion Covers: 2-Year Limited Commercial Warranty.
FAQ
Q1: Is the wood frame treated to withstand spills and routine disinfectant wipes?
A: Yes, the solid oak frame is sealed with a multi-layer water-resistant clear lacquer that protects the wood grain against liquid spills and light commercial wipe-downs.
Q2: Are the cushion fabric covers removable and machine washable?
A: Yes, the cushion covers feature concealed zippers for easy removal, dry cleaning, or low-temperature washing.
Q3: Can the coffee tabletop material be customized to match existing room decor?
A: Absolutely. We offer alternative tabletop options including solid wood tops, compact laminate, or custom marble pattern finishes for contract projects.
Q4: Do you offer bulk customization for full senior living facility projects?
A: Yes, as a one-stop commercial manufacturer, we provide custom sizing, fabric matching, and full 2D/3D spatial planning services based on your project floor plans.
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