ZHOBAI Delivers One-Stop Medical Furniture Solution for Hunan County Hospital: 30% Space Boost & 18% Budget Cut

As a key local livelihood project, the county general hospital ran into multiple challenges in the early stages of construction. For one, departments had no clear guidelines for choosing furniture materials and dimensions. The outpatient waiting area was also too narrow, often leading to overcrowding, while poor ward furniture layout slowed down nursing work. To make things harder, local financial constraints meant the hospital had to ensure medical safety without overspending. The hospital initially worked with several suppliers, but most only offered individual products—none could address the interconnected issues of material selection, space planning, and budget optimization. At one point, the project even came to a standstill.

Once ZHOBAI received the hospital’s request, the team moved quickly to assemble a dedicated group of design planners, medical material experts, and engineering consultants—all of whom worked on-site to understand the facility’s needs. To fix the hospital’s pain points, the team developed a full-scale solution. When it came to space optimization, they used a modular design approach: traditional row chairs in the outpatient waiting area were replaced with foldable medical row chairs, paired with ultra-slim nurse stations. This simple change alone boosted space utilization by 30%. In the wards, the team customized hospital beds to fit the 80cm×200cm standard ward size, and paired them with built-in medical cabinets and mobile nurse trolleys—ensuring there was plenty of room for nursing staff to maneuver. For materials, the team stuck closely to GB/T 46489—2025 “General Technical Requirements for Hospital Furniture”: antibacterial PP material was used for outpatient examination beds and waiting chairs, achieving a 99.9% antibacterial rate. Wards and medical technology departments got 304 medical-grade stainless steel medical cabinets, anesthesia trolleys, and instrument cabinets—materials that resist corrosion, are easy to clean, and hold up to frequent disinfection. To keep the budget in check, ZHOBAI combined bulk purchasing with a mix of standardized and customized products. This approach cut overall furniture procurement costs by 18%, all while maintaining medical-grade quality.

Throughout the project, the ZHOBAI team created 6 iterations of 3D renderings, each with detailed labels for furniture sizes, material specifications, and installation milestones. They worked closely with the hospital, making adjustments based on feedback to ensure everything was just right. During production, laser cutting and robotic seamless welding were used to make sure products like medical trolleys and nurse stations were structurally stable. Every product also passed harmful substance limit tests, meeting the GB 18584 standard. The final delivery included 50 intelligently adjustable hospital beds, 30 antibacterial examination beds, 8 sets of modular nurse stations, 25 mobile medical trolleys, 40 sterile instrument cabinets, 120 foldable row chairs, and supporting office furniture—all of which meet the hospital’s day-to-day operational requirements.