Product group · UE02
Office, classroom, library & hostel furniture
Office, classroom, library and hostel furniture covers the general furniture a medical college needs outside its laboratories and wards.
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Department offices and faculty rooms use executive and office tables, revolving and visitor chairs, steel almirahs, filing cabinets and bookshelves. Teaching rooms and lecture theatres use student chairs with writing pads, tiered seating, lecterns and boards. The library needs reading tables and chairs, book racks and issue counters, and hostels need beds, mattresses, study tables, chairs, wardrobes and mess furniture.
Unnat Exports supplies general furniture in standard and custom designs. Quantities usually follow your room count and intake, so enter them as you plan.
- 60products
- 5types
- 31departments use them
Boards
1 products- Photo on requestUE02-002
White board / display board
A wall board with either a white dry-erase writing surface or a pin-up display surface. Some models combine both on…
Other furniture
1 products- Photo on requestUE02-004
Single bed / cot
A single-person bed frame or cot that holds a mattress. It is usually made of steel or wood and sized for one adult.
Seating
23 products- Photo on requestUE02-005
Chairs
A sturdy general-purpose chair for students and trainers. It is usually stackable or lightweight so it can be moved…
- Photo on requestUE02-007
Common room sofa set
A set of upholstered sofas, usually a long sofa with matching single seats, for relaxed group seating.
- Photo on requestUE02-008
Conference chairs
A comfortable office chair designed for meetings, usually with cushioned seat and back and often with armrests.
- Photo on requestUE02-009
Debriefing room table and chairs
A meeting table with a set of matching chairs where a small group can sit together and talk face to face.
- Photo on requestUE02-010
Doctor's chair
A comfortable office chair for a doctor, usually with cushioned seat and back, suited to long hours of sitting at a…
- Photo on requestUE02-011
Doctor's table and chair
A desk with a matching chair forming a basic consultation workstation, usually with drawers for forms and stationery.
- Photo on requestUE02-012
Donor waiting chairs
Seating for people waiting their turn, often as linked multi-seat units or individual chairs that are easy to clean.
- Photo on requestUE02-013
Executive chair
A high-back office chair with thick cushioning and armrests, usually revolving and height adjustable, meant for…
- Photo on requestUE02-014
Librarian's table and chair
A working desk with a matching chair for library staff, usually with drawers for registers, records and stationery.
- Photo on requestUE02-015
Mess chairs / benches
Simple, strong seating for dining, supplied as individual chairs or long benches that seat several people.
- Photo on requestUE02-016
Reading chair
A comfortable, stable chair for long periods of reading and note-taking, usually without wheels to keep reading areas…
- Photo on requestUE02-017
Refreshment chairs
Simple, easy-to-clean chairs placed beside a small table for people to sit and take a drink or snack.
- Photo on requestUE02-018
Revolving office chair
An office chair that swivels on a base with wheels, usually with height adjustment and a cushioned seat and back.
- Photo on requestUE02-019
Stage table and chairs
A long table with a row of chairs set on a raised stage, for speakers or guests facing an audience.
- Photo on requestUE02-020
Student chair with writing pad
A chair with a small attached writing surface on one arm, so a student can sit and write without a separate desk.
- Photo on requestUE02-021
Study chair
A simple, sturdy chair meant to be used with a study table, usually lightweight and easy to move.
- Photo on requestUE02-022
Teacher's table and chair
A desk with a matching chair for a teacher, usually with a drawer for notes, attendance registers and stationery.
- Photo on requestUE02-023
Tiered fixed seating with writing pad
Rows of seats fixed to the floor on rising steps, each seat with an attached writing surface for students.
- Photo on requestUE02-024
Training chairs
Comfortable chairs for participants attending workshops, often stackable or with a fold-down writing pad.
- Photo on requestUE02-025
Two armless chairs (patient and attendant)
A pair of simple chairs without armrests, making it easy for patients to sit down and get up.
- Photo on requestUE02-026
Visitor chairs
A fixed-leg chair placed in front of a desk for guests, usually with a cushioned seat and sometimes armrests.
- Photo on requestUE02-027
Waiting area seating
Multi-seat units with seats joined on a common frame, used where several people wait at once.
- Photo on requestUE02-028
Waiting area seating (3- and 4-seater)
Linked seating units with three or four seats joined on one frame, designed for heavy public use.
Storage & racks
16 products- Photo on requestUE02-029
Bookshelf
An open shelf unit for keeping books and study materials, sized to fit inside a student room.
- Photo on requestUE02-030
Bookshelf / book rack
A shelf unit for storing books, journals and files in an upright, easy-to-see arrangement.
- Photo on requestUE02-031
Catalogue cabinet
A cabinet with many small pull-out drawers that hold index cards listing the books in a library.
- Photo on requestUE02-032
Double-sided steel book rack
A free-standing steel rack with shelves on both sides, so books can be stored and reached from either side.
- Photo on requestUE02-033
Filing cabinet
A cabinet with deep pull-out drawers for keeping files and documents upright and organised, usually made of steel.
- Photo on requestUE02-034
Newspaper stand
A stand with rods or slanted racks that hold daily newspapers open and readable.
- Photo on requestUE02-035
Periodical display rack
A rack with sloping shelves that display magazines and journals with their covers facing the reader.
- Photo on requestUE02-036
Side rack
A small rack or low cabinet placed beside a desk to hold files, books and frequently used items.
- Photo on requestUE02-037
Stainless steel racks
An open shelving rack made of stainless steel, which resists rust and is easy to keep clean.
- Photo on requestUE02-038
Steel almirah
A tall steel cupboard with lockable doors and internal shelves for safe storage.
- Photo on requestUE02-039
Steel racks
An open steel shelving rack with several shelves, usually bolted together and adjustable in height.
- Photo on requestUE02-040
Steel wardrobe / almirah
A steel cupboard for clothes and personal belongings, with a lockable door, shelves and often a hanging rail.
- Photo on requestUE02-041
Storage almirah
A lockable cupboard with shelves for storing materials, usually made of steel.
- Photo on requestUE02-042
Storage cabinet
A closed cabinet with shelves and doors for keeping supplies and items stored safely and out of sight.
- Photo on requestUE02-043
Storage rack (steel)
An open steel shelving rack with multiple shelves for organising boxes, supplies and stock.
- Photo on requestUE02-044
Wall-mounted storage cabinet
A cabinet fixed to the wall, with doors and shelves, which saves floor space.
Tables, counters & podiums
19 products- Photo on requestUE02-045
Computer table
A desk designed for a computer, usually with space for the monitor and often a sliding keyboard tray and CPU shelf.
- Photo on requestUE02-046
Conference table
A large table where many people can sit together for meetings, often with cable openings for laptops and microphones.
- Photo on requestUE02-047
Doctor's table
A working desk for a doctor, usually with drawers for forms, prescription pads and stationery.
- Photo on requestUE02-048
Executive table (Dean / Principal)
A large, well-finished office desk for a senior head of institution, usually with drawers and a side unit.
- Photo on requestUE02-049
Executive table for Head of Department
A larger office desk for a department head, usually with drawers and a side unit for files.
- Photo on requestUE02-050
Folding table
A large, flat work table on which washed linen and clothes are sorted and folded.
- Photo on requestUE02-051
Issue / return counter
A counter or desk where library staff sit to lend out and receive back books, often with drawers and a computer space.
- Photo on requestUE02-052
Lectern / podium
A stand with a sloping top where a speaker rests notes, often with space for a microphone and laptop.
- Photo on requestUE02-053
Mess dining table
A long, sturdy table for eating meals, with a top that is easy to wipe clean.
- Photo on requestUE02-054
Office table
A standard working desk for office use, usually with one or more drawers.
- Photo on requestUE02-055
Office workstations
A set of connected desks with partition panels, giving each person a separate work area in a shared office.
- Photo on requestUE02-056
Podium / lectern
A stand with a sloping top for a teacher to rest notes while speaking, sometimes with a shelf below.
- Photo on requestUE02-057
Reading table
A large, flat table where several readers can sit together to read and write.
- Photo on requestUE02-058
Reception counter
A front desk counter where staff sit or stand to receive visitors, often with a raised top and storage behind.
- Photo on requestUE02-059
Refreshment table
A small, easy-to-clean table on which drinks and light snacks are placed and served.
- Photo on requestUE02-060
Registration / help-desk counter
A front counter where staff sit to register patients, issue OPD cards and answer queries, often with a computer space.
- Photo on requestUE02-061
Sample reception counter
A counter where laboratory staff receive patient samples and paperwork, with a top that is easy to clean.
- Photo on requestUE02-062
Study table
A compact desk for one student, often with a drawer or small shelf for books.
- Photo on requestUE02-063
Training tables
A work table for group learning, often designed to be moved, folded or joined with others into different layouts.
Buying office, classroom, library & hostel furniture: what to decide
- White board / display board: Common choices include white writing surface, soft pin-up board or combination board, magnetic surface, and wall-mounted or movable stand.
- Single bed / cot: Variants include steel or wooden frames, plain or with under-bed storage, and single or bunk-style designs.
- Chairs: Options include plastic, steel-frame or cushioned seats, with or without armrests, and stackable designs.
- How many you need for each department, lab or ward.
- Any tender, NMC or department specification you must match.
- Delivery address, installation and any training you need.
Not sure? Tick “I need help choosing specifications” when you send your list.
Why buy from Unnat Exports
- Everything in one quotation
Mix items from any group. One item-wise quotation, GST shown.
- Registered MSME company
GST invoices and clear paperwork for your purchase and accounts teams.
- To your specification
Standard models, or sourced to the size, material and finish you need.
- Pan-India supply
Serving institutions across India from Ambala, Haryana.
Common questions
Which departments use office, classroom, library & hostel furniture?
Mostly Dermatology, ENT, General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Open an item above to see every department that uses it.
How do I choose the right model?
Common choices include white writing surface, soft pin-up board or combination board, magnetic surface, and wall-mounted or movable stand. Our team can suggest options that suit your budget and use.
Can I get a quotation for just a few items?
Yes. Tap “Add to my list” on the items you need, or open the list builder. There is no minimum list.
Do you supply across India?
Ask our team about delivery and installation for your city when you send your list; we confirm it in the quotation.
Are the item names the same as in official documents?
Item names follow the wording commonly used in medical college planning documents, so your purchase list matches what your departments and inspectors are used to. Everyday names also work in our search.
Ready to get a quotation?
Tick what you need, type your quantities, and send the list to Unnat Exports. Or just message us on WhatsApp.