Mobile Folding Dining Bench 16 Seats

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Large mobile folding bench unit for schools seating twelve to sixteen children.

Safety Locks: To ensure stability and safety during use, the bench unit includes open position safety locks. These locks prevent accidental folding, offering peace of mind for busy school environments.
Durable Construction: Designed to withstand daily use, constructed from a laminated tabletop with tough edging and an MDF core.
Colour Options: To suit your school's aesthetic needs, the product is available in a choice of colours.
Inclusive Design: Designed to foster an inclusive environment, this bench includes accessible seating for children with mobility challenges, ensuring everyone can comfortably participate.
Supports Social Skills: Encourages children to engage in conversations and develop their social skills during meal times. By creating a communal dining experience, it supports social development and interaction among peers.

Large mobile folding bench unit for schools seating twelve to sixteen children.

The benches are easily accessible for children with bench seating depth of 230mm for maximum comfort. W3080 x D1400mm.

This mobile folding dining bench provides comfortable seating for up to 16 children, making it ideal for school dining halls or canteens. It promotes social interaction and communal dining experiences, helping children develop social skills. Constructed from a laminated tabletop with tough edging and an MDF core, it ensures durability for daily use. The bench features open position safety locks for stability and is available in a choice of colours to match your school's aesthetic. Its inclusive design accommodates children with mobility challenges.

Staff can easily reconfigure dining spaces due to the bench's mobility, supporting flexible learning environments and maximising space use. This aligns with modern educational practices that value dynamic and versatile setups.
This product supports various aspects of the UK curriculum by promoting social interaction and communal dining experiences.