How hospital aesthetics are changing
Posted: August 10th, 2020 | Category: Healthcare, Latest News
Gone are the days when hospitals were designed to look clinical, cold and uninviting. In recent times, hospitals have begun introducing contemporary styling to appear more attractive and appealing. Hospitals designed with hotel aesthetics in mind can offer more comfort and relaxation for patients, who may associate clinical interior designs with anxiety. Continue reading to […]
Choosing infection control furniture that fits with industry standards
Posted: July 31st, 2020 | Category: Healthcare, Latest News
Hospitals and healthcare environments have their own industry standards that must be adhered to when selling furniture to the industry. With the surge of Coronavirus over the last few months, infection control is more important than ever, and it is essential for hospital furniture to be compliant with HTM 63 and HTM 71. We look […]
The best worktop materials for healthcare facilities
Posted: July 17th, 2020 | Category: Healthcare, Latest News
Selecting the right worktop materials for hospitals and healthcare facilities can be a challenge, so we’ve compiled a list of the best materials to choose from. Laminate Laminate is one of the most popular worktop materials for healthcare facilities due to its affordability and variety of patterns and colours. Laminate surfaces are made of tightly […]
Schools rebuilding programme
Posted: July 7th, 2020 | Category: Healthcare, Latest News
We welcome the recent pledge by the prime minister, Boris Johnson, to provide a £1bn schools rebuilding programme over a 10-year investment plan for upgrades and refurbishments. This is the first major schools rebuilding programme since 2014 and will make sure the nation’s schools and colleges are fit for the future. It is part of […]
Buying from a UK healthcare furniture manufacturer is key to future prosperity & control
Posted: June 16th, 2020 | Category: Healthcare, Latest News
To try and limit the spread of Covid-19, factories around the world had to cease production or operate at a much lower capacity than usual. This caused a lasting and significant disruption to supply chains, including the manufacturing and delivery of healthcare furniture. Although health care providers may have initially panicked at the high demand […]
