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Friday, January 21, 2022
Types of Care Home Chairs
Seating is one of the most important considerations care homes need to make for their residents. As well as being practical to the environment they also need to be designed for the needs of residents, but they needn’t be drab affairs and there are many varieties and styles that will suit the theme of any nursing home.
Read on to go through the common types of chair that will enhance your care home.
Low Back Chairs
This style of chair is designed to support the lower back. The backrest is shallow and intended to flex slightly, whilst offer lower lumbar care.
Low back chairs are not intended for extended periods of sitting, or who can keep easily distribute their weight in the chair, therefore avoiding p
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Monday, January 10, 2022
Ultimate Guide to Curtain Installation
Measuring up for new curtains in your care home can come across as a little fiddly and lead to embarrassment if curtains are the wrong size for the space they
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