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Bedside Table
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WEGO Medical's bedside tables: durable, hygienic, and safe for medical settings.
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Bedside Table
WEGO Bedside Tables are multifunctional furniture designed specifically for medical environments, featuring durability, hygiene, and safety to meet the needs of both medical staff and patients.
Overview
WEGO Bedside Tables are multifunctional furniture designed specifically for medical environments, featuring durability, hygiene, and safety to meet the needs of both medical staff and patients.
Specifications
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| Specifications | 480×465×745 |
| The whole is made of high-grade engineering plastic ABS injection molding, the surface is easy to clean and wipe, and the overall appearance is beautifu. | |
| Drawers, single-sliding door, towel racks and hooks on both sides. | |
| Equipped with partitions inside, large storage space. | |
Features
Functionality
WEGO Medical’s bedside tabless are designed to be multifunctional, catering to the needs of both medical staff and patients. They often feature drawers, storage compartments, shelves, and adjustable racks for storing various medical supplies and personal items. |
Durability
Considering the demands of medical environments, WEGO Medical’s bedside tables are typically made from durable materials such as metal or high-strength plastic to withstand long-term use and cleaning. |
Hygiene
The design of the bedside tables takes into account hygiene standards, being easy to clean and resistant to bacterial growth. Surfaces may be made of smooth materials for easier cleaning. |
Safety
Bedside tables may incorporate safety features such as non-slip bases or secure designs to ensure they are stably positioned by the bedside and prevent accidental movement. |
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