The purchase of medical office furniture is a development trend.

Aside from ongoing renovations and upgrades to hospital outpatient facilities, many hospitals purchase new medical furniture every two years. Many of these outpatient facilities select, purchase, and customize furniture based on office furniture, which involves many misconceptions. Because hospitals and outpatient facilities operate in a unique environment, furniture purchases must consider five key factors: safety, comfort, color scheme, and practicality. Furthermore, this approach reflects a growing trend in furniture purchasing.

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According to statistics, hospital furniture has long become the third largest market segment in the government procurement project sales market after office furniture and school furniture. Nowadays, the frequency of furniture purchases in various provinces of China is increasing every year, and there are basically large projects worth millions of yuan every month.

With the continuous advancement of medical technology, people have gradually begun to pay attention to the multifunctionality and interior design of hospital furniture such as nurses' stations and treatment cabinets. Shenzhen furniture manufacturers can customize furniture according to the site size and on-site working environment of the hospital. The design of the furniture should first take into account the overall planning of the hospital, and then carry out an effective layout.

So what should you pay attention to when purchasing medical office furniture?

1. Consistent design style. The style, design, and colors should be consistent and harmonious, with some minor modifications at key points.

2. Reserve interior space: No matter how beautiful and luxurious an office is decorated, its novelty and aesthetic appeal will weaken over time. Therefore, office furniture should not be placed too densely; leave space for adjusting the furniture.

3. Better to have less than to have bad. Furniture is not a consumable item, so the rule of "better to have less than to have bad" should be followed when purchasing it. The office should not be crammed with furniture. Purchases should be made based on the needs of use, and the total area occupied by office furniture should not exceed 50% of the total room area.

4. Durable. This requires high-quality, sturdy, and reliable furniture.