The Classroom Chair With Table is an integrated desk and chair set designed for students' daily learning. It consists of a single desk and a matching student chair, ensuring a stable and comfortable posture for writing, reading, and listening. The desk and chair heights are adjustable to accommodate students' heights, allowing children to maintain good posture and reduce back fatigue during long lessons. The separate desk and chair structure facilitates classroom layout adjustments, suitable for both row arrangements and group setups, enabling teachers to manage and interact with students. 

Safe Desktop Materials

The desktop is made of E1 grade medium-density fiberboard, with formaldehyde emissions far below national standards, helping to reduce the overall concentration of harmful substances in the classroom. The edges are injection-molded, ensuring smooth transitions at corners and effectively reducing the risk of injury from impacts, making it suitable for students who spend long periods in contact with the desktop.

Stable Drawer Structure

The desk features cold-rolled steel drawers, approximately 0.6 mm thick, with a bent and shaped structure that can withstand the weight of books and stationery stored together. The high strength and impact resistance of the cold-rolled steel ensures it maintains its shape even under frequent use by students.

Comfortable Chair Seat

The backrest and seat are made of environmentally friendly PE material. The one-piece molded panel features a backrest approximately 41.5 cm wide and 23.5 cm high, and a seat approximately 37.5 cm wide and 38.5 cm deep, providing ample support for the student's back and thighs. The slightly curved panel shape distributes pressure more evenly, helping to reduce localized pressure.

Reliable Load-Bearing Structure

The main frame of the Classroom Chair With Table uses high-quality cold-rolled steel oval tubing, measuring 25 x 50 mm and 30 x 60 mm, with a wall thickness of approximately 1.2 mm. With proper welding and connection design, it can meet the common static load-bearing requirements of a single school desk and chair.

Convenient Height Adjustment

The uprights on the table and chair legs have multiple adjustment holes and fasteners, allowing for height adjustment within a certain range to accommodate students of different heights. For example, the height adjustment range for the desk roughly covers the common height range of elementary to middle school students. Teachers can adjust it regularly according to the average height of the class to keep the height difference between the desktop and the students' elbows within the recommended ergonomic range.

Elementary School Classrooms

In regular classrooms for lower and middle elementary grades, this set of desks and chairs can be arranged individually or in pairs, helping teachers better understand each student's learning progress. The desktop area and drawer space can accommodate the placement and storage of textbooks for different subjects.

Middle and Upper Elementary Classrooms

In middle and upper elementary grades, students have a heavier workload and a greater need for space for self-study and note-taking. This desk and chair combination can be placed in classrooms primarily for self-study and practice, with the desktop length and width providing effective space for multiple reference books and stationery.

After-School Care Institutions

In after-school care centers, training institutions, and tutoring centers, this type of single-person desk and chair allows for compact and organized space planning. Institutions can arrange desks and chairs in multiple rows or groups, depending on the classroom size, to accommodate more students. Standardized desks and chairs facilitate unified management and daily checks, and also allow for quick adjustments to classroom layout between different courses.

On-Campus Study Rooms

These desks and chairs can be used as designated study spaces in school libraries, study rooms, or grade-level common study areas. The individual desk and chair combination allows students to read and complete assignments independently in a quiet environment, reducing social distractions. Drawers under the desk can store frequently used stationery and review materials, keeping the study area tidy.

Regular Desktop Cleaning

Wipe the desktop with a soft cloth and neutral detergent. Avoid using strong acids, alkalis, or abrasive cleaners with large particles to prevent damage to the surface. When cleaning, gently wipe along the grain of the surface to thoroughly remove dust and pen marks, keeping the surface clean.

Metal Rust Prevention

The coating on the steel frame of the desk and chair provides good corrosion resistance under normal use, but it still needs to be checked regularly for bumps or scratches that could damage the coating. If localized paint peeling is found, gently sand away the loose rust with fine sandpaper, then apply a matching touch-up paint to reduce the direct contact time between the metal and air and moisture.

Drawer and Sliding Part Maintenance

Students frequently push and pull drawers. To ensure smooth use, regularly clean the inside and outside of drawers of paper scraps, dust, and debris. After confirming there are no hard foreign objects in the drawer slides, apply a small amount of lubricant to the sliding contact areas to reduce friction noise.

Connector Tightness Inspection

During the repeated vibrations of desks and chairs as students sit, stand, and move, bolts, nuts, and other connectors may become slightly loose over time. Schools should arrange for at least one centralized inspection per semester, using an appropriate wrench to tighten key connections one by one, including the connections between desk legs, chair legs, and crossbeams.

Daily Usage Guidelines

To extend the lifespan of desks and chairs, students need to be guided to use them correctly during daily management. For example, standing on the seat or tabletop is not allowed, large scratches or marks should not be made on the tabletop, and desks and chairs should not be dragged intentionally, causing violent impacts.