A waiting chair refers to a type of chair used in indoor public places, consisting of crossbeams, armrests, footrests, seat plates, and screw fittings. It is also known as a waiting chair, indoor public seat, airport chair, row chair, etc. Commonly found in hospitals, stations, docks, airports, and public gathering places, it is used for temporary rest. Requirements: Suitable for the environment, sturdy, beautiful, with good load-bearing capacity, suitable for various people to use, and easy to clean.

As the name suggests, hospital waiting chairs refer to public seats in medical spaces. Nowadays, medical waiting chairs are no longer simply about demand, procurement, installation, and use, but a systematic engineering that combines various elements such as hospital overall planning, market positioning, and meeting the psychological needs of doctors and patients.

According to the specific usage requirements of medical spaces, the configuration of hospital waiting chairs should focus on the following aspects:

1. Standard Material:

The materials of hospital waiting chairs are mainly divided into metal (stainless steel, electrolytic steel plate, aluminum alloy) and engineering plastic (ABS/PU). Select standard materials based on specific functional areas. For waiting areas with dense pedestrian flow and open spaces, materials that are safe, environmentally friendly, wear-resistant, durable, and easy to clean should be chosen to soothe patients' emotions and relieve the work pressure of medical staff.

2. Appearance design:

The appearance design of hospital waiting chairs should be combined with the needs of medical behavior, with safety and efficiency as the basic requirements, ensuring fast movement and stable stillness; Sharp corners pose safety hazards, therefore hospital waiting chairs should adopt rounded edges and corners; Pay attention to the harmony of colors and create a warm and friendly medical environment through visual means.

3. Putting people first:

The configuration and layout of hospital waiting chairs should follow the principle of "people-oriented", fully consider the needs of medical staff and patients, and reasonably divide the treatment space for patients and the work space for medical staff.

   In addition, the configuration of hospital waiting chairs also needs to comprehensively consider other factors such as scale, cost, user base, spatial functionality, and environmental characteristics.