Anti-collision Toilet and Office Chair

Currently, there is no integrated product called 'anti-collision toilet office chair', but we can introduce information about anti-collision toilets and office chairs separately.

Anti-collision Toilets

• Product Types: There are silicone anti-collision toilets, such as the silicone anti-collision toilet seats produced by Guangzhou Aoyikai Building Materials Co., Ltd., as well as silicone anti-collision toilet squat pans for detention rooms.
• Application Scenarios: They are mainly used in special places such as the interview rooms in the disciplinary inspection commission's case-handling areas. These places have extremely high safety requirements, and the design of anti-collision toilets can effectively prevent people from getting injured due to collisions during use.
• Product Characteristics: Taking the silicone anti-collision toilet seat as an example, its core material is PE nano-polyethylene cotton. This material has good flexibility and cushioning performance, which can effectively absorb energy upon impact and reduce the impact force on the human body. Meanwhile, the product has an environmental protection rating of E0, which means it causes minimal pollution to the environment during production and use, meeting environmental protection requirements. Its flame-retardant rating is B1, indicating it has certain flame-retardant properties and can slow down the burning speed in case of a fire source, reducing the risk of fire.

Office Chairs

• Product Types: Jinglilun (Guangdong) Technology Co., Ltd. produces anti-collision chairs.
• Regular Dimensions: The back height is 950, depth is 470, width is 450, and seat height is 430. This size design conforms to ergonomic principles and can provide a comfortable sitting experience for users.
• Color Options: The colors are mainly beige, gray leather, and black. These colors are relatively solemn and elegant, suitable for office environments.
• Special Designs: Special anti-collision desks and chairs have multiple features. Both the interview desks and chairs should be soft-packed or have rounded corners without sharp protrusions to prevent people from getting injured due to accidental collisions with sharp parts during office communication. The chairs for the interviewees are slightly about 10 centimeters shorter than those for the interviewing staff. This design may be for the convenience of management and communication.