Medical Furniture Sharing: Common Medical Furniture

Medical Furniture Sharing: Common Medical Furniture

Examination Table: The tabletop features a curved design, creating an elegant and warm feel. The rounded design eliminates sharp corners found in everyday furniture, bridging the gap between doctors and patients and facilitating better communication.

The entire table is constructed of steel and wood, with a stylish and sophisticated appearance. The movable side cabinet includes acrylic drawers for easy access to documents; drawers provide convenient storage for doctors’ belongings; the side countertop can accommodate a printer. Widely used in general hospitals, maternal and child health centers, etc.

Single Examination Table: Made with environmentally friendly materials, safe, healthy, and odorless. Rounded corners ensure comfort and prevent bumps and injuries, protecting both doctors and patients. Lockable drawers protect personal belongings; ample storage space allows for organized storage and easier access. The side countertop can hold a printer and file holder; the side panel has hanging slots for various stationery items. The overall design is simple, stylish, safe, and sturdy.

Double-Station Consultation Desk
This teaching-style consultation room features a front and rear dual-station design. The front station is for interns, trainees, and assistants, while the main station is for the attending physician. It is equipped with dual computers and dual monitors. Widely used in teaching, training, medical school affiliated hospitals, and traditional Chinese medicine hospitals.

Medical Cabinet
I. Made of premium electrolytic steel plate: smooth and flat surface, sterile, durable, and corrosion-resistant.

II. Environmentally friendly electrostatic powder coating: strong adhesion, not easy to peel; bright colors and textured finish; increased surface wear resistance.

III. Drawers allow for categorized storage and are equipped with locks for high security.

IV. Silent sliding rails ensure smooth operation; shock-absorbing design reduces impact between the cabinet door and body, extending service life.