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
Recently I was talking to an interior designer who took her first healthcare design job. This particular interior designer had a lot of residential experience but when I asked her about selecting contract-grade furniture, she was totally unaware that there was furniture designed for non-residential applications.
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Topics: Contract Furniture & Fabric: Making it Last, Interior Design Advice of Group Living Facilities
Furniture offers a surprising number of ways to help staff manage patient or consumer incontinence with dignity.
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Bed bugs have increasingly become a concern for group living environments.
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Topics: bed bugs, Bed bug prevention plan
