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Anika Healthcare Guest Chair
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Anika Healthcare Guest Chair

Designed for consultation rooms, Anika Healthcare Guest Chair pairs open ash wood arm frame with supportive upholstered back to address upright support and access.

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FAQ

  • Yes. EGROspace can provide wood and PU samples and coordinate the chair with the desk bed frame and cabinetry. The approved combination can be documented for repeated room types.

  • The chair combines PU upholstered seat and back pads with 40 kg-m³ foam and a painted ash wood frame. Buyers should inspect wood joints arm edges glides and cushion attachment on the approval sample.

  • Confirm arm clearance under the worktop and allow enough pullback behind the rear legs. Bedside access door swings and staff movement should remain clear in a compact patient room.

  • Its open wood frame shallow seat and upright back keep the user engaged with a desk or conversation. It is not intended for reclining or overnight rest.

  • Anika Healthcare Guest Chair suits patient room desks consultation spaces and quiet residential care interiors. Its compact upright form provides visitor seating without taking over the bedside working area.