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Sintang MT Clinic-4 2011

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Sintang MT Clinic-4 2011

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-3461

The first-aid room, sorted: a couch, drawers for supplies and a shelf for the blankets.

A first-aid room needs a place to lie down, a place for pillows and blankets, and storage for dressings. The Sintang MT Clinic4-2011 covers all three with panel legs, an adjustable backrest, two drawers and a long lower shelf.

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Treatment Couches

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

The Clinic4-2011 is a panel leg treatment table from Sintang MT's Clinic-4 Series. Solid laminate panels form the legs at each end, and the sheet describes the design as sleek and easy to clean, with fast, straightforward assembly.

The top has 50 mm (2 in) of firm foam, rounded corners and an adjustable backrest, which the manufacturer fits as standard across the series. Sintang MT rates the table at 181 kg (400 lb) under normal use. Exposed edges are finished in chip-resistant PVC, and the three laminate choices are oak, red beech, and grey. Sintang MT also offers a paper roll holder as an extra.

The photograph fills in the storage. Two drawers with bar handles hang beneath the head end, below the backrest, and a long shelf runs low between the two panel legs, leaving open space under the seat section. A laminate apron runs along the bottom. The black upholstery in the picture is the only guide to the covering, and the stool beside the table is a room prop, not part of the product.

The sheet leaves several points open: the table's footprint and top height; the upholstery material, colour range, and fire classification; how far the backrest travels and how it releases; and the internal drawer size and the load the shelf will take. The sheet also lists no other Clinic-4 models or options. Medigear.uk can arrange a written quotation covering each point, so the answers are on paper before anything is ordered.

The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require employers to provide adequate first-aid equipment, facilities and people, and HSE guidance says a first-aid room should be provided where a needs assessment calls for one. Chemical works, construction sites and premises far from medical help are typical examples. The Clinic4-2011 answers the furniture side of that room in one piece: a couch with a backrest, two drawers for first-aid materials and a low shelf for the clean pillows and blankets HSE expects to see.

Schools have a statutory version of the same need. Regulation 5 of the School Premises (England) Regulations 2012, mirrored for academies and independent schools in the Independent School Standards, requires accommodation for examining and treating pupils and for the short-term care of anyone sick or injured. In practice, that is a medical room where a child with a headache can lie down until a parent arrives, or a pupil with asthma can sit up while an inhaler takes effect.

Sports clubs, gyms and leisure centres use the same arrangement for knocks, strains and strapping, and for letting a player rest under supervision. Occupational health teams use it for pre-employment medicals, fitness-for-work reviews and health surveillance appointments, where the couch sits alongside the desk, and the drawers hold the day's consumables.

Whatever the setting, plan the room around access. HSE expects a first-aid room to be easy to reach with a stretcher and clearly signposted, so keep a long side of the table clear and the route from the door unobstructed. Wipeable laminate and PVC edges help a room that sees blood and grazes stay clean between casualties. If the room is still on the drawing board, Medigear.uk can arrange a site survey.

A couch, a store and a blanket shelf in one

Two drawers and a long lower shelf sit within the table's own footprint, so dressings, gloves, pillows and blankets are all within reach of the couch. A small first-aid room keeps its floor space for a chair, a sink and a clear route for a stretcher.

Surfaces that take repeated wiping

Easy-clean laminate, PVC edging that resists chips, and a top with rounded corners stand up to spills, blood and the disinfectant that follows. Sealed edges stop water from working into the board underneath.

Flat for a faint, upright for breathing

The adjustable backrest is standard. A casualty who feels faint can lie flat, while someone struggling for breath, or a pupil with asthma, can sit well up and stay comfortable.

Rated for a wide range of adults

The table carries 181 kg (400 lb) under normal use, a published figure that can go straight into a first-aid needs assessment. Ask Sintang MT for the rating basis if bariatric use is likely.

Panel legs that stand their ground

Solid laminate end panels give the frame a broad, continuous footing on the floor. The table stays where it is placed while a casualty gets on, lies down or sits up.

Rounded corners in a tight room

First-aid rooms are often small, and people move around the couch quickly. Rounded corners on the top are kind to hips and shins when space is short.

Assembly that suits a quick fit-out

Sintang MT describes assembly as fast and easy, which suits a workplace or school setting where you need to set up a first-aid room to a deadline. Confirm tools and time with the quotation.

Finishes that suit offices and schools

Oak, red beech or grey laminate lets the table sit comfortably in an office, a school building or a sports pavilion. Warm timber tones help a medical room feel welcoming to children and nervous adults.

Paper roll holder on request

The optional paper roll holder lets each casualty lie on a fresh sheet, and it keeps the roll off the drawers and shelf.

Panel leg design

Solid laminate end panels support the frame and are described by the manufacturer as sleek and easy to clean.

Adjustable backrest, standard

An adjustable backrest comes as standard on every model in the series. Range and mechanism are not stated.

50 mm firm foam padding

Firm foam 50 mm (2 in) deep pads the top.

181 kg (400 lb) load capacity

The published capacity is 181 kg (400 lb) under normal use.

Rounded corner top

The padded top has rounded corners.

Chip-resistant PVC edges

Every exposed board edge is banded in chip-resistant PVC.

Easy-clean laminate

Laminate surfaces are described as easy to clean.

Two drawers beneath the head end

The photograph shows two drawers with bar handles below the backrest. Internal sizes are not stated.

Long lower shelf

A shelf runs low between the panel legs in the photograph. Its load rating is not published.

Laminate apron

A laminate apron runs beneath the top along its length, as shown in the photo.

Fast, easy assembly

The sheet describes assembly as fast and easy. Tools and time are not given.

Optional paper roll holder

An optional holder takes a roll of couch paper at the table.

Oak, red beech or grey laminate

Three laminate finishes are offered: oak, red beech and grey.

Black upholstery as shown

The photograph shows black upholstery; material and colour options are not listed.

The Sintang MT Clinic4-2011 gives a first-aid or medical room its couch, its store and its blanket shelf in one panel leg table, with a standard adjustable backrest, 50 mm of firm foam and a published capacity of 181 kg under normal use. It suits workplace first-aid rooms, school medical rooms, sports venues and occupational health clinics. Dimensions, working height, upholstery details and device paperwork are not on the sheet, so settle them in writing before ordering. Medigear.uk distributes Sintang MT's Clinic-4 Series across the UK, and the team can arrange the quotation, delivery and installation, then show staff how the backrest works on the day. Send your preferred laminate, a note about the room, and any questions to the Medigear.uk team, and a quotation will follow.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It suits first-aid rooms in workplaces, schools and sports venues, occupational health clinics, and general examination rooms that need storage close to the couch. The backrest lets a casualty lie flat or sit up, the drawers take first-aid materials, and the lower shelf holds pillows and blankets. The easy-clean laminate suits rooms where spills and blood are part of the job.

HSE guidance lists an examination or medical couch with waterproof protection, clean pillows and blankets, and a store for first-aid materials among the typical contents of a first-aid room. This table brings the couch, a two-drawer store and a shelf for bedding into one footprint. Ask Sintang MT whether the upholstery covering is waterproof and which disinfectants it tolerates, because the laminate and the upholstery are separate surfaces.

The School Premises (England) Regulations 2012 require accommodation for the medical examination and treatment of pupils and for the short-term care of those who are sick or injured, with a washing facility and a toilet nearby. The room may serve other purposes besides teaching, as long as it stays readily available, and a table with its own storage keeps the medical kit together when the room doubles as an office. Younger pupils may need a hand getting on, so ask for the working height before ordering.

Sintang MT doesn't provide length, width, or top height on this sheet. Please request all three before planning the room. The load capacity is 181 kg (400 lb) under normal use; ask whether the figure still applies with the backrest up, and whether it is static or dynamic. HSE guidance also expects a first-aid room to be easily accessible to stretchers, so leave a clear floor along one long side of the table.

An adjustable backrest is standard on every model in the series, but the sheet gives no angle range, mechanism or release position. Ask for those details, since the release position decides which side staff work from. Either way, a casualty who feels faint can lie flat, and one who is short of breath can sit well up.

The photograph shows two drawers beneath the head end and a long, low shelf between the panel legs, and the model code reads as two drawers, no doors and one shelf. Internal drawer sizes, runner type, locks and the shelf's load rating are not stated, so ask for them. HSE advises against keeping tablets and medicines in first-aid boxes, and the same thinking applies to these drawers: keep them for dressings, gloves and other first-aid materials.

Padding is 50 mm (2 in) of firm foam, and the photograph shows black upholstery, but the covering material and colour choices are not given. Ask for the upholstery's ignition-resistance classification, normally stated against BS 7176 for furniture in non-domestic settings, and for the cleaning agents it will withstand. The laminate panels and PVC edges should appear on the same list.

When a treatment table is placed on the market for a medical purpose, UK law normally treats it as a Class I medical device under the Medical Devices Regulations 2002, carrying UKCA or CE marking and a declaration of conformity. Sintang MT should state its position on this model and supply that declaration for your records. A manufacturer based outside the UK needs a UK Responsible Person, so ask who holds that role and whether the table appears on the MHRA's device register.

The sheet describes assembly as fast and easy, but doesn't include tools, time, or packed dimensions. Please ask about those, and how long the warranty runs and which parts it covers, from the panels to the backrest mechanism, drawers, and upholstery. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery and installation as part of the same order.