Behavioral healthcare furniture needs to support your efforts to help your consumers heal, while keeping everyone safe.

When trying to combine style, functionality and cost, what are your real options?

1. Try fully upholstered seating pieces with contemporary styling. Fully upholstered seating is a winner for providing comfort and ensuring that facilities provide a home-like therapeutic environment. Patients and clients can relax while fully engage in therapy and activities when comfortably positioned with their feet up.
2. 1000’s of fabrics for heavy use are made to exacting standards to ensure stability under constant use, resist staining, deter breakage, prevent fluid seepage, defend against bacteria and microbe growth, and so much more!
   
3. Bedroom groups designed for heavy-use environments offer durability but can also create a feeling of home. Choose from traditional, contemporary, or costal designs in a variety of colors and finishes to compliment any décor. The Right Furniture plays a vital role for Sober Living facilities.

Planning for a furniture project for your new group living facility takes a lot of consideration for your clients’ and staffs’ needs, the best use of space, and the best use of budget. Choosing durable furniture and fixtures designed for group living help to create an extended furniture replacement cycles which is good news for administration. It is important to remember that all phases of planning require time to be done right. The purchase of furniture and fixtures is no exception.

The online behemoths that are commonplace for residential purchases have sort of conditioned all of us to expect speedy purchasing and delivery of all sorts of commodities. While the point and click world of consumer goods works for a lot of things that same model is less effective in wholesale industries. Furniture designed under contract durability and flammability standards is sold through wholesale distributors. In order for the wholesale business model to offer lowest pricing, little inventory is held. In other words, most manufacturers will build the furniture only when you order. The huge variety of sizes, fabrics, and finishes make storing quantities of contract-grade furniture almost impossible.