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Check four things: tablet arm width (a full A4 notebook needs about 28–30 cm), the tablet mechanism (self-return vs fixed), seat pitch for comfortable note-taking, and fire-rated upholstery. Tablet seats should also allow left- or right-hand mounting for accessible rows.
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Row capacity depends on seat pitch, typically 550–600 mm center-to-center for tablet seats. A 12-meter room fits roughly 20–22 tablet seats per row; send us room drawings and we return a tiered layout with exact counts.
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High-density fire-retardant fabric is the standard for schools: it withstands daily use and cleans easily. Leather-look PU is available for executive halls.
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Yes. We can split delivery by hall or floor and match seat batches across orders. Tell us your project schedule when requesting the quotation so production slots are reserved.
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Standard desktops carry typical classroom loads including books, laptops and monitors. For heavy lab or maker use, we recommend the reinforced frames in the STEAM range.
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Choose desks on casters or with lightweight frames; our integrated desk units reconfigure from exam rows to clusters of four in minutes without tools. We provide two layout drawings with every project quotation.
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Yes. Selected desk systems integrate cable grommets, under-desk trays and optional power modules for tablet or laptop charging. Charging integration is most requested for higher-education collaborative rooms.
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Primary students generally need 52–59 cm desktops and secondary students 63–76 cm. Height-adjustable legs cover both ranges and let one desk serve a whole school cycle — the reason adjustable systems dominate new procurement.
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