Bunkbeds and summer camp are natural companions – like peanut butter and jelly! With a variety of metal and wood bunks available, which is right for your camp? Let’s look at what they have in common and what sets them apart.
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Topics: Wood Crate Furniture, heavy duty furniture, bed bugs, Bunkbeds, camp buying advise, Summer Camp Furniture, Camp & Retreat Furniture, Metal Furniture, Camp Mattresses
Maybe you’re new in this field or maybe you’ve been working in it for years but this is the first time you’ve been tasked with ordering new furniture for your facility. No big deal, everyone has bought furniture before—you go online or you go to the store, you pick out what you want, maybe from a show floor or maybe from a catalog, and within a matter of days, a week or two at most, bam, you’ve got a new room. Hold up there! What works for the average buyer of residential furniture won’t work for a facility with special needs.
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Topics: Contract Furniture, Health Care Furniture, Group Furniture Buying Advice, Furniture For Incontinence
Furniture designed for heavy use environments like health care, higher ed, camp & conference centers, and other group living facilities must perform to standards that far exceed residential furniture standards.
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Topics: group living furniture, Behavioral Healthcare Furniture, Contract Furniture, contract fabrics, Sober Living, Treatment centers, Sober Living Furniture, Furniture for Treament Centers, Furniture with the look of home, retail vs contract Furniture
Bed bugs have increasingly become a concern for group living environments.
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Topics: bed bugs, Bed bug prevention plan
Once upon a time in a far-away land, crate style wood furniture was trendy and fashionable.
So, maybe not a far-away land but certainly crate style furniture was popular in a past time. I recall the first time I saw crate style living room furniture at my cousin’s house in the 70’s. The boxy seating pieces were intriguing to me; clearly born from practical & rugged shipping crates but when outfitted with overstuffed cushions, the seating ensemble somehow achieved a comfy, homey look.
Today,
crate style has trimmed down and taken a major fashion step forward into the present.
The thick, boxy lines of crate of old have been replaced with a slimmer profile while still maintaining the practical durability that made the style appealing.
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Topics: Crate Style Furniture
